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Hi,
I have 3 parameters in my report query. The system generated DAX is as follows. I need to modify below query such that either I enter a combination of [CNTR] & [CNTR_DT] or enter just enter [SUPP_LD_NO] as the parameter, leaving other two fields blank.
EVALUATE SUMMARIZECOLUMNS('Data'[CNTR], 'Data'[CNTR_DT], 'Data'[SUPP_LD_NO], RSCustomDaxFilter(@DataCNTR,EqualToCondition,[Data].[CNTR],String), RSCustomDaxFilter(@DataCNTRDT,EqualToCondition,[Data].[CNTR_DT],DateTime), RSCustomDaxFilter(@DataSUPPLDNO,EqualToCondition,[Data].[SUPP_LD_NO],String))
Assuming I was clear with my requirement, please assist.
Regards,
Muralidhar
Hi Murali,
Use custom DAX query option and use the below code.
@Hariharan_R .. I am unable to replicate your suggestion into my program, as it is still asking me to enter values in other fields. Can you let me know how I can modify below to accomplish it.
EVALUATE SUMMARIZECOLUMNS('Data'[CNTR], 'Data'[CNTR_DT], 'Data'[SUPP_LD_NO], RSCustomDaxFilter(@DataCNTR,EqualToCondition,[Data].[CNTR],String), RSCustomDaxFilter(@DataCNTRDT,EqualToCondition,[Data].[CNTR_DT],DateTime), RSCustomDaxFilter(@DataSUPPLDNO,EqualToCondition,[Data].[SUPP_LD_NO],String))
Thanks for your help!
Muralidhar
Hi, @murali5431
I reproduced your scene in report builder, Is your data source 'AS'? I found that the choice of parameters is in the order of creating the parameters. And if you choose multiple options, it can't contain a null value by default. And it seems that only the value can be customized, and the interaction between the parameters can't be controlled.
If you still have problems, please feel free to ask me.
Best Regards
Janey Guo
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