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Hi, I am trying to create a pareto chart using the calcualted measure. Below is the code used to create the chart but by using the calculated columns. How to use the same code to with calculated measure for claims cost?
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Hi @Msk_2080
Can we close this thread now if there is no other question? It would be nice if you can accpet my answer as the solution. Thanks 🙂
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Hi @Msk_2080
Can we close this thread now if there is no other question? It would be nice if you can accpet my answer as the solution. Thanks 🙂
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Tang
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Hi ,
What i meant was insteat of using the calculated column sum('Claims_Data'[Claims cost]), can a measure be used here.
I am trying to use the below measure which is calculated based on two different tables linked to each other.
Hi @Msk_2080
Thanks for your reply.
Where do you want to put the measure? In the calculate() function or the sum() function? This can be viewed in the DAX tutorial, if the parameter is an expression, you can put the measure into it.
However, as for whether the expected results can be obtained, it depends on some factors, such as the nested measure should consider the context of the environment in which it is nested... Well, it would be better to understand this principle by example.
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Hi @Msk_2080
Because not having sample data to test the result, so I just rename your code and put it in measure, surprisingly, it works fine and no error prompt,
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