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I have a What-if parameter which takes whole number (1, 2, 3, 4 ,5)
I want to pass the value of it to add to a calculated column like below. but seems i'm unable to do it
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You cannot add Parameter value to Calculated Column. Calculated Columns are computed and stores in advance so it cannot be dynamic.
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Calculated columns are refreshed only when the data are refreshed and don't respond to slicers. However, you are showing a table visual in your pic, so perhaps you mean you want a measure (that will respond to slicer selections) to be used to create a column in your table visual. Is that correct? The terminology can be confusing. If so, you can use a What-If parameter to dynamically change the range of dates your table visual shows.
You just need to use an aggregation on your date (e.g., MIN(Table[Actual Date]) and add that to your parameter value in your measure.
ParameterEndDate = MIN(Table[Actual Date]) + [Accuracy Parameter Value]
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You need to do it in a measure, not in a calculated column. What-If Parameters can't be used in calculated columns.
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@Anonymous
You cannot add Parameter value to Calculated Column. Calculated Columns are computed and stores in advance so it cannot be dynamic.
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@Fowmy
Thank you so much for replying.
is there any other way to pass user input to a calculate date field
@Anonymous
Sorry, currently there is no option to incorporate user selection in calculated columns.
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