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Maybe my title is missleading, but I can't seem to find a solution. I have two visuals that need to work with each other. I can't create calculated columns as PowerBI is connect to AAS.
I have a table like below:
Type Value
Type 1 2418
Type 2 2381
Type 3 41238...
The table is used for bar chart. I need to cluster these values to use in Dounut chart, so I used the following measures to cluster:
Cluster1=
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Hi,
when you click on Donut Chart, you are selecting a measure and there isn't a filter to propagate to the model and the the other visuals.
You would need Composite model, but this feature will be available (I think only for premium capacities) in the next months.
Sorry, but you have to modify AAS model adding a calculated column "cluster"
Hi,
when you click on Donut Chart, you are selecting a measure and there isn't a filter to propagate to the model and the the other visuals.
You would need Composite model, but this feature will be available (I think only for premium capacities) in the next months.
Sorry, but you have to modify AAS model adding a calculated column "cluster"
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