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I'm trying to get something that works a bit like this:
Ideal % slicer setting
Ideal $$ Slicer
Unfortunately, I have:
In order to calculate the actual column values, I have something like this:
Amount = switch(true(),
max('Gross__Margin'[product]) = "$", sum([Sum_gross_profit]),
max('Gross__Margin'[product]) = "%",median([gross_margin]))
Both Sum_gross_profit and gross_margin are formatted as % and $, but this does not carry over to the Y axis.
There's other columns in this graph that are calculated the same way (different colours), but I've not drawn them in the example - but as you can imagine, there are multiple measures using the above code (but they are all very similar numbers).
Is there a way to write DAX that explicitly changes the Y or X axis formatting based on a slicer?
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Hi M_OConnor,
Slicer in power bi can only filter rows, not columns. So your table should be like below:
However, values in [Percentage] column will be text format defaultly so that I'm afraid aggregation function like SUM or MEDIAN can't be used on this column, only function like COUNT can be used.
Regards,
Jimmy Tao
Hi M_OConnor,
Slicer in power bi can only filter rows, not columns. So your table should be like below:
However, values in [Percentage] column will be text format defaultly so that I'm afraid aggregation function like SUM or MEDIAN can't be used on this column, only function like COUNT can be used.
Regards,
Jimmy Tao
@prihana forgive me if I am misunderstanding, but doesn't this solution rely on the two columns being relatable? My formattable values would need to be able to go into lookup tables (e.g. dates, categories). My two formats depend completely on a sum (already formatted as $) or median (already formatted as %) of many numbers - they are not categorical/relatable. I wouldn't know how to translate that solution to my situation.
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