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Hello
I have one advanced, complex query (as for me).
Lets assume I calculate some measure and its monthly change. I have a threshold, lets say 30% (on monthly change) and I would like to build a chart based on that, so basically the category (thus axis) would consist of countries/locations/places/you name it, which passed the threshold in given period. I guess I'd need to use what-if parameter?
Any idea how to build that or other way to visualise these values along with some measure calculated for them?
You can create what if parameter and there you need to select the data type decimal
in min 0 and in max 1 and increment will be 0.1
This will create a table containing one Column and a measure
that measure you need to apply in your measure with switch or if function
if(the slicer value >0.3%,measure, blank()) ! let me know if any challenges
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Hello,
Nope, I've abandoned this idea, however the answers weren't quite what I wanted to achieve. Thank you
@VijayP
It doesn't really filter as I wanted, however you gave me an idea
filter country =
in your DAX you need to replace 0.05 with What if parameter! then it would be dynamic
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How you want the threshold appear in chart , some data point gives more clarity
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@VijayP
It doesn't need to be visible in chart or just in tooltip so user can see this >=30%
for example the chart would be like:
headcount (value) of countries (x-axis) which got >=30% threshold in given period (calendar[year-month]) so for example in feb 2022 Austria na UK will be visible on chart, in October 2011 Netherlands, UK, France etc
in Qlik its referred as "calculated dimension"
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