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Hi all,
I've a table1:
Type | Phase1 | Phase2 | Phase3 |
Type1 | 12 | ||
Type2 | 10 | ||
Type3 | 8 | 14 |
and I would like to get the following table in a visual:
Phase | Data |
Phase1 | 12 |
Phase2 | 18 |
Phase3 | 14 |
To get this result, I get the following code:
Table2 =
UNION(
SUMMARIZE(Table1;"Phase";"Phase1";"Data";SUM(Table1[Phase1]));
SUMMARIZE(Table1;"Phase";"Phase2";"Data";SUM(Table1[Phase2]));
SUMMARIZE(Table1;"Phase";"Phase3";"Data";SUM(Table1[Phase3]))
)
But I cannot create a new table in live connection so I assume it has to be stored in a measure.
Measure =
var tableTemp =
UNION(
SUMMARIZE(Table1;"Phase";"Phase1";"Data";SUM(Table1[Phase1]));
SUMMARIZE(Table1;"Phase";"Phase2";"Data";SUM(Table1[Phase2]));
SUMMARIZE(Table1;"Phase";"Phase3";"Data";SUM(Table1[Phase3]))
)
RETURN
...
The issue is I don't see how to proceed now with the RETURN...
Any idea ?
Regards,
CR
Solved! Go to Solution.
Well, that's a pickle because normally you would do something like:
Measure =
var tableTemp =
UNION(
SUMMARIZE(Table1;"Phase";"Phase1";"Data";SUM(Table1[Phase1]));
SUMMARIZE(Table1;"Phase";"Phase2";"Data";SUM(Table1[Phase2]));
SUMMARIZE(Table1;"Phase";"Phase3";"Data";SUM(Table1[Phase3]))
)
RETURN
SUMX(FILTER(tableTemp,[Phase] = MAX('Table'[Phase])),[Data])
But, this would require that you have those Phase1, Phase2, Phase3 for your visual.
I cannot think of a way around this. With a Live connection, you will have to adjust the model by either unpivoting those columns in the model (on the live data source you are connecting to) or create a disconnected table in the live data source you are connecting to.
Well, that's a pickle because normally you would do something like:
Measure =
var tableTemp =
UNION(
SUMMARIZE(Table1;"Phase";"Phase1";"Data";SUM(Table1[Phase1]));
SUMMARIZE(Table1;"Phase";"Phase2";"Data";SUM(Table1[Phase2]));
SUMMARIZE(Table1;"Phase";"Phase3";"Data";SUM(Table1[Phase3]))
)
RETURN
SUMX(FILTER(tableTemp,[Phase] = MAX('Table'[Phase])),[Data])
But, this would require that you have those Phase1, Phase2, Phase3 for your visual.
I cannot think of a way around this. With a Live connection, you will have to adjust the model by either unpivoting those columns in the model (on the live data source you are connecting to) or create a disconnected table in the live data source you are connecting to.
Try Unpivot and then you should be able, to sum up
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