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Hello,
I have this situation:
Two periods: P6M and P6M YA
Sales of a product in differents sizes: Large, Medium, Small.
previously, I only needed to see the sales by period, so I used this function Switch to select the periods at the dashboard:
Solved! Go to Solution.
I cannot have the absolute solution since I do not know how does your model look like. But I have some ideas here that may help you out.
1. If you want to add Size as another condition, just need to use && in switch value.
SALES = SWITCH(TRUE();
VALUES('Period Table'[PERIOD]) = "P6M" && 'Period Table'[SIZE] = "Small"; [P6M SALES ];
VALUES('Period Table'[PERIOD]) = "P6M YA" && 'Period Table'[SIZE] = "Medium"; [P6M YA SALES ];
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2. The other way of add multiple conditions is SWITCH inside a SWITCH:
Best,
Paul
I cannot have the absolute solution since I do not know how does your model look like. But I have some ideas here that may help you out.
1. If you want to add Size as another condition, just need to use && in switch value.
SALES = SWITCH(TRUE();
VALUES('Period Table'[PERIOD]) = "P6M" && 'Period Table'[SIZE] = "Small"; [P6M SALES ];
VALUES('Period Table'[PERIOD]) = "P6M YA" && 'Period Table'[SIZE] = "Medium"; [P6M YA SALES ];
BLANK())
2. The other way of add multiple conditions is SWITCH inside a SWITCH:
Best,
Paul
@carlossanoli this existing measure will work, you just need to add Size in whatever visual you are using. Did you tried that?
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