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I am trying to have a user input What If Parameter that will input a number into a measure and return a text value.
For example I created a What If Parameter from 0 to 20 and called it Days Allowed and added it as as slicer with a default value of 5.
In my Table then I created a column that will look to any values greater than "Days Allowed" and mark Late or On-Time.
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Hi,
I am not sure if I understood your question correctly, I think the STATUS is created as a column, right?
Instead of setting up the Status Column in the table as a calculated column, please try to create a calculated measure. And then, it will be dynamically change.
Thank you.
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I'm struggling with the same problem. How have you created a measure instead of a column? I'm getting the error "A single value for column 'A' in the table 'table1' cannot be determined (...)"
I used a measure.
My What if Parameter is called Days Allowed with a range of 0 to 80 with a default value of 5. Then my table is called DrilldownB_1. My measure is called Status...
Ah, you are using a SUM. I believe that doesn't work for me. I really need to use a column. I created a post with my problem feel free to comment if you have anything to add. Thank you
Hi,
I am not sure if I understood your question correctly, I think the STATUS is created as a column, right?
Instead of setting up the Status Column in the table as a calculated column, please try to create a calculated measure. And then, it will be dynamically change.
Thank you.
If this post helps, then please consider accepting it as the solution to help other members find it faster, and give a big thumbs up.
Thank you! For some reason I thought I needed to make that Status a calculated column but sure enough once I changed it to a measure that worked! Thank you.
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