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Hi,
I'm not using calculation groups as I don't want to disable implicit measures yet (I'll have no other choice though).
I made a fields parameter with 3 measures and I want to use a measure to calculate the YOY%. I changed the measure in it to SELECTEDMEASURE and the parameter allows me to choose which measure to display. However, the YOY% measure shows only blanks in the table with only one measure selected. Here's my measure :
Delta 1an % =
VAR CurrentTotal = CALCULATE(SELECTEDMEASURE(),
FILTER('Années universitaires', 'Années universitaires'[Rang] = MAX('Années universitaires'[Rang] )
) )
VAR PreviousTotal = CALCULATE(SELECTEDMEASURE(),
FILTER(
ALL('Années universitaires'), 'Années universitaires'[Rang] = MAX('Années universitaires'[Rang] ) - 1
) )
RETURN
IF(ISBLANK(CurrentTotal), BLANK(), DIVIDE(CurrentTotal - PreviousTotal, PreviousTotal) )Is it possible to "bypass" the calculation groups by referring to the measures selected in a fields parameter?
Thanks
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@jsbourni I don't think it is supported and possible yet. Why you don't want to use calculation groups? Why do you want to stick with implicit measures which is not a best practice.
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@jsbourni I don't think it is supported and possible yet. Why you don't want to use calculation groups? Why do you want to stick with implicit measures which is not a best practice.
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you're right. As I said, I'll have to switch to calculation groups. Knowing that what I wanted is not supported is just an incentive to do it faster.
Cheers,
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