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Hi,
I have following two tables Budgets and Years. On selected value of Years, I want to show the selected year budget in Selected Budget field.
Selected Year is Measure Field like below and it works fine.
Selected Year = SELECTEDVALUE(Years[Year]; 0)
Selected Budget is a Calculated Field like below but this doesn't work:
Selected Budget = IF([Selected Year] = 2017; Budgets[Budget 2017]; IF([Selected Year] = 2018; Budgets[Budget 2018];IF([Selected Year] = 2019; Budgets[Budget 2019]; IF([Selected Year] = 2020; Budgets[Budget 2020];IF([Selected Year] = 2021;Budgets[Budget 2021];IF([Selected Year] = 2022;Budgets[Budget 2022];0))))))
Do I need to create Measure Column instead of Calculated column? If yes, what would be the fomular?
Regards.
Aftab Ahmad
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Yes, you need a measure, calculated columns are only calculated at data load and are not dynamic. You could use the same formula and just wrap a MAX around each of your Budgets[Budget 2017], etc. columns. That being said, you would have an easier time if you perhaps unpivoted your budget columns and assigned them a year, then you could do it with a FILTER statement.
Hi,
I have following two tables Budgets and Years. On selected value of Years, I want to show the selected year budget in Selected Budget field.
Selected Year is Measure Field like below and it works fine.
Selected Year = SELECTEDVALUE(Years[Year]; 0)
Selected Budget is a Calculated Field like below but this doesn't work:
Selected Budget = IF([Selected Year] = 2017; Budgets[Budget 2017]; IF([Selected Year] = 2018; Budgets[Budget 2018];IF([Selected Year] = 2019; Budgets[Budget 2019]; IF([Selected Year] = 2020; Budgets[Budget 2020];IF([Selected Year] = 2021;Budgets[Budget 2021];IF([Selected Year] = 2022;Budgets[Budget 2022];0))))))
Do I need to create Measure Column instead of Calculated column? If yes, what would be the fomular?
Regards.
Aftab Ahmad
Yes, you need a measure, calculated columns are only calculated at data load and are not dynamic. You could use the same formula and just wrap a MAX around each of your Budgets[Budget 2017], etc. columns. That being said, you would have an easier time if you perhaps unpivoted your budget columns and assigned them a year, then you could do it with a FILTER statement.
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