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Hi all,
Currently my Power BI report is connected to OLAP database.
What I want is to create a navigate button, in which the destination will be dynamic based on the user access rights (I have already had the file maintained the returned string for each user)
For example, I have user A and user B.
The measure will be: if(user = User A, 'Budget A', 'Budget B') and it'll returns the string = page name, so it can navigate to that page.
With DAX query, it works well. But with MDX, I can't add the measure to the 'fx' (conditional formatting, i guess?)
Is there any ideas to implement it or why I can't add my measures ??
Thank you in advance
Hi @thanhloan_vee ,
As far as I know, Power BI support you to use dax code to creates measures.
Refering to this offical blog, I think Power BI doesn't support us to create measures by MDX.
For reference: Building Measures in MDX | Microsoft Learn
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Thanks for your reply.
I know that from the Power BI tool itself only allows to use Dax code.
But in my situation, I connect to SQL Server Analysis Service (which is OLAP, as I mentioned above) and Power BI is now a tool to visualization, not build the report.
It's just kinda weird that I can't add the measure to the 'fx' function. No detail error message -.-
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