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Using slicer to get date and put into column
- 6 years ago
Calculated columns are calculated once - on load. So SELECTEDVALUE will never be valid, and the column will not react to any changes you make in the report.
Instead, create another measure akin to
Days = SELECTEDVALUE(DateInput[DateInput]) - SELECTEDVALUE(INVENTBATCH[XFSRECEIVEDATE])and add the measure to the table or matrix where you want the value to appear. As long as rows are not summarized (so XFSRECEIVEDATE only has one value in a row), it should work. You may want to add ISBLANK tests or alternate values in the second argument to SELECTEDVALUE in order to handle cases where values are not scalar
Calculated columns are calculated once - on load. So SELECTEDVALUE will never be valid, and the column will not react to any changes you make in the report.
Instead, create another measure akin to
Days = SELECTEDVALUE(DateInput[DateInput]) - SELECTEDVALUE(INVENTBATCH[XFSRECEIVEDATE])and add the measure to the table or matrix where you want the value to appear. As long as rows are not summarized (so XFSRECEIVEDATE only has one value in a row), it should work. You may want to add ISBLANK tests or alternate values in the second argument to SELECTEDVALUE in order to handle cases where values are not scalar
- Anonymous6 years agoNot applicable
Hi hansei ,
I want to calculate for each row. Means that if I have 3 dates in XFSRECEIVEDATE, it will come out with 3 rows that show the result of minus operation.Example, selected values is 01/01/2035 and the field (result) is the result that i want.
XFSRECEIVEDATE result 01/01/2020 5479 31/12/2011 8402 14/05/2009 9363