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hi
i have two tables:
Grouped forecast and
Forecast lookup
grouped forecast looks like this:
Month-year | SUM | year | database |
62021 | 1500 | 2021 | MTR |
72021 | 2000 | 2021 | MTR |
82021 | 120 | 2021 | MEX |
92021 | 200 | 2021 | MEX |
And forecast lookup looks like this:
Fmonth-year | Month | Database |
12021 | 1 | MTR |
22021 | 2 | MTR |
32021 | 3 | MEX |
Then, in the lookup forecast table i have two "lookupvalue" columns
from grouped forecast, one for the "mex" database and other for "mtr" database.
(I have to leave the LOOKUPVALUE for all sorts of reasons)
i am looking for a solution to filter the lookupvalue columns and aloow to choose wich database the user want to see the data for..
i created a table called "DATABASE" and contain "mtr" and "mex"
and i created a relationship between "DATABASE" and "GROUPED FORECAST" but its not effect the "LOOKUPVALUES" columns.
thanks 🙂
Solved! Go to Solution.
If your forecast lookup table looks like this:
You can create a measure to display the value based on which database is selected in a slicer.
Display Value =
SWITCH (
SELECTEDVALUE ( DATABASE[database] ),
"MTR", SELECTEDVALUE ( 'forecast lookup'[MTR value] ),
"MEX", SELECTEDVALUE ( 'forecast lookup'[MEX value] )
)
If your forecast lookup table looks like grouped forecast table which has a column for database name and another column for corresponding value, you can create a relationship between DATABASE table and forecast lookup table on database columns. Then the database slicer is able to filter it according to the selected database.
Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
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If your forecast lookup table looks like this:
You can create a measure to display the value based on which database is selected in a slicer.
Display Value =
SWITCH (
SELECTEDVALUE ( DATABASE[database] ),
"MTR", SELECTEDVALUE ( 'forecast lookup'[MTR value] ),
"MEX", SELECTEDVALUE ( 'forecast lookup'[MEX value] )
)
If your forecast lookup table looks like grouped forecast table which has a column for database name and another column for corresponding value, you can create a relationship between DATABASE table and forecast lookup table on database columns. Then the database slicer is able to filter it according to the selected database.
Regards,
Community Support Team _ Jing
If this post helps, please Accept it as the solution to help other members find it.
Hi @davidibi4524 ,
In this setup believe that the best option is to:
Regards
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