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Posting for future reference. Found the information hard to find and search hits intermixed with drill-through functionality. Hence the title of this post "drilldown, drill down, drill-down" to help folks with a direct search hit. In short found this youtube video the most usefull, drilldown report in paginated report builder The microsoft official pages referenced throughout the forums points to: Drilldown action in a paginated report (Power BI Report Builder) which points to Tables in paginated reports (Report Builder) which points to Add an expand or collapse action to a Report Builder paginated report Now the key help here is the term ToggleItem which is found only in the 3rd child link above. Also do not make the mistake like I did of looking at Textbox cells. We are wanting to work our way up the children of the multi level group hierarchy. Each child group references its parent group. Set Hidden (Visibility) to True to set the initial toggle state to unexpanded (+) Youtube drilldown report in paginated report builder by SKRTDATAMUSIC (thanks bro 🙂 Screenshots691Views1like3CommentsDate Reference as parameter to determine True/False
Hello, I am trying to determine wether a license is active or expired based on License Start Date, License End Date and a Reference Date (can be today or any other date). Here is the logic for an Active License: VAR LicenseActiveLogic = FIRSTDATE ( LineItem[Start Date] ) < LASTDATE ( ReferenceDAte[Date] ) && LASTDATE ( LineItem[End Date] ) > LASTDATE ( ReferenceDAte[Date] ) I have four tables: Product (product name), Opportunity (opportunity name), LineItem (start date, end date, product name) and RefereceDate (the reference date). I am trying to make a measure (since column cannot dynamically calculate with a new reference date) that shows me, for each product in my visual, something like this: _Active License = VAR LicenseActiveLogic = FIRSTDATE ( LineItem[Start Date] ) < LASTDATE ( ReferenceDAte[Date] ) && LASTDATE ( LineItem[End Date] ) > LASTDATE ( ReferenceDAte[Date] ) RETURN IF ( LicenseActiveLogic, TRUE (), FALSE () ) the above returns a weird cartesian product. I tried the below, but the Active License count is wrong.. I don't know what is happening: _Active License 2 = VAR LicenseActiveLogic = FIRSTDATE ( LineItem[Start Date] ) < LASTDATE ( ReferenceDAte[Date] ) && LASTDATE ( LineItem[End Date] ) > LASTDATE ( ReferenceDAte[Date] ) RETURN CALCULATE ( DISTINCTCOUNT ( Product[Prod Name] ), KEEPFILTERS ( FILTER ( CROSSJOIN ( ReferenceDAte, LineItem, 'Product', Opportunity ), LicenseActiveLogic ) ) ) this one shows me only the active licenses and counts wrong. Ideally, I want to see something like this in my visual: Reference Date: 1 September 2022 Oppty Name Prod Name Start Date End Date License Active Opportunity 5 Product 5 9/15/2022 0:00 9/15/2023 0:00 FALSE Opportunity 4 Product 2 4/5/2021 0:00 1/5/2023 0:00 TRUE Opportunity 4 Product 3 11/12/2021 0:00 1/5/2023 0:00 TRUE Opportunity 4 Product 3 1/5/2022 0:00 1/5/2023 0:00 TRUE Opportunity 4 Product 5 1/5/2022 0:00 1/5/2023 0:00 TRUE Opportunity 3 Product 5 12/12/2020 0:00 1/1/2022 0:00 FALSE Opportunity 3 Product 5 1/1/2021 0:00 1/1/2022 0:00 FALSE Opportunity 2 Product 2 2/2/2020 0:00 6/7/2021 0:00 FALSE Opportunity 2 Product 2 6/7/2020 0:00 6/7/2021 0:00 FALSE Opportunity 2 Product 3 3/4/2020 0:00 6/7/2021 0:00 FALSE Opportunity 1 Product 1 1/1/2019 0:00 1/1/2020 0:00 FALSE If I change the reference date to any other, it will correctly display TRUE/FALSE based on my license condition. Can this be done? I am attaching the PBIX file here PLEASE HELPSolved1.4KViews0likes6CommentsReference a row in another column
Hello, I hve two columns in the same table, onde of them is the index one, I want to reference the id number of that index, for example: ID INDEX 8027890 1 9809887 2 2938878 3 What I need is to find out if an ID was entered twice, so I need If the ((ID of index 1)-(ID of index -1))=0, "SAME ID", "DIFFERENT ID" How do I make this reference tho? Thank a lot!!Solved1.2KViews0likes2Comments