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I need the parent name at the child level when I drill-down to the child level in drill-down donuts report, so that I can represent it somwhere in my report.
Any suggestion..
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@Anonymous wrote:
Yes @v-viig. Drill-down donut chart by Zoomcharts.
@Anonymous
You can just create some tricky measures to achive your goal. See my demo on the attached sample.
first Level Parent = IF(ISFILTERED(hr[Department]),MAX(hr[Department]),"To drill down") second Level Parent = IF(ISFILTERED(hr[Department])&&ISFILTERED(hr[Title])&&HASONEVALUE(hr[Title]),MAX(hr[Title]),"To drill down")
Are you talking about Drill-down donut chart?
Ignat Vilesov,
Software Engineer
Microsoft Power BI Custom Visuals
@Anonymous wrote:
Yes @v-viig. Drill-down donut chart by Zoomcharts.
@Anonymous
You can just create some tricky measures to achive your goal. See my demo on the attached sample.
first Level Parent = IF(ISFILTERED(hr[Department]),MAX(hr[Department]),"To drill down") second Level Parent = IF(ISFILTERED(hr[Department])&&ISFILTERED(hr[Title])&&HASONEVALUE(hr[Title]),MAX(hr[Title]),"To drill down")
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