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Hi Everyone,
as show in the picture , the 3 selected values are from 3 tables (CF,PF,PY) I want the CF value to be constant , and have a button to switch between PY&PF , but PBI is not allowing me as this switch is only alloweed if am inserting two choices in the (Axis) field not the (Value) field.
so please suggest what can be done as i been stuck in this for weeks now.
thanks for the support!
Omiama.
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@Anonymous it is ok if those are different table, here is updated measure
PY or PF= VAR __selection = SELECTEDVALUE( SlicerTable[Value] ) RETURN IF( __selection = "PY", SUM( TablePY[Value] ), SUM( TablePF[Value] )
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@Anonymous you can achieve this by using slicer, add new table with two rows, PY and PF. Put this as a slicer, add following measure
PY or PF= VAR __selection = SELECTEDVALUE( SlicerTable[Value] ) RETURN IF( __selection = "PY", [PY Measure], [PF Measure])
now use this new PY or PF measure in your visual and value will switch based on selection in slicer.
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Thanks for ur answer, but as shown below PY&PF are tables, and the values in them are in columns named (Value) so what can i do in this case ? 😞
@Anonymous it is ok if those are different table, here is updated measure
PY or PF= VAR __selection = SELECTEDVALUE( SlicerTable[Value] ) RETURN IF( __selection = "PY", SUM( TablePY[Value] ), SUM( TablePF[Value] )
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