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misharaina
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Advocate I

Using the parameter value in a measure

Using the parameter value in the measure doesn't work. Is this the standard behaviour?

 

Vol/mix new =
IF( SELECTEDVALUE('Parameter'[Parameter1]) = "Customer" && HASONEVALUE('CustomerTable'[Customer]),
       [Vol/Mix Impact],
         SumX( ADDCOLUMNS(SUMMARIZE('Segment (Control)','Segment (Control)'[Segment]), "Vol/Mix New2", Calculate([Vol/Mix       Impact])), [Vol/Mix New2]))
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Anonymous
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Hi,

 

No just declare it as a variable before the calculation

Vol/mix new =
var valparameter=SELECTEDVALUE('Parameter'[Parameter1])
var result =if(HASONEVALUE('CustomerTable'[Customer]),
       [Vol/Mix Impact],
         SumXADDCOLUMNS(SUMMARIZE('Segment (Control)','Segment (Control)'[Segment]), "Vol/Mix New2"Calculate([Vol/Mix       Impact])), [Vol/Mix New2])))
 
return
result

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misharaina
Advocate I
Advocate I

I created a numeric column inside the parameter and it works now. Thanks for your help in letting me know that it was essential to create a separate variable for the selected parameter value. 

Anonymous
Not applicable

hat do you want to check on sgment ?

The parameter is composed of dimensions. The parameter column has the following values -

Parameter1

Products

Customers

Segments

 

I want to check if the "segment" is selected or not. 

Anonymous
Not applicable

Ok more complicatd. Can you send me a sample of your datas ?

Anonymous
Not applicable

Hi,

 

No just declare it as a variable before the calculation

Vol/mix new =
var valparameter=SELECTEDVALUE('Parameter'[Parameter1])
var result =if(HASONEVALUE('CustomerTable'[Customer]),
       [Vol/Mix Impact],
         SumXADDCOLUMNS(SUMMARIZE('Segment (Control)','Segment (Control)'[Segment]), "Vol/Mix New2"Calculate([Vol/Mix       Impact])), [Vol/Mix New2])))
 
return
result

Thank you @Anonymous ! I also want to check if the parameter value = "Segment" but it doesn't seem to work.

 

Vol/mix new =
var valparameter=SELECTEDVALUE('Parameter'[Parameter1])
var result =if(HASONEVALUE('Segment (Control)'[Segment]) ,
[Vol/Mix Impact],
SumX( ADDCOLUMNS(SUMMARIZE('Segment (Control)','Segment (Control)'[Segment]), "Vol/Mix New2", Calculate([Vol/Mix Impact])), [Vol/Mix New2]))
Return (IF (valparameter = "Segment", result, 0))

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