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So I am coming from Tableau.
In Tableau you can create a parameter that can be effectively used as a drop down box for filtering a dashboard.
Then you can have calculated measures to say like IF PARAMTER A = "Qty" then (use a measure containing quantity) else
IF PARAMTER A = "Dollars" then (use a measure containing # Value) else etc etc etc
In other words, IF I filter the paramter to "Qty", because I am using that calculated measure described above, all the charts would show quantity as their values. IF I filter the paramter to "Dollars" then all the charts show dollars, etc...
Any ideas as to how this is done in Power BI? Thanks!
Hi @hellfire45
Would you like this result?
If so, create a table
Then create a measure
Measure =
SWITCH (
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'parameter table'[parameter to select] ),
"Qty", [Measure_quantity],
"Dollars", [Measure_value]
)
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