Hi all,
I need your help to overcome this problem.
I have a solution but it uses several measures.
In fact I would like to know if there is any simpler way to get what I want.
Thanks
Regards
Joao Monteiro
Hi all,
I need your help to overcome this problem.
I have a solution but it uses several measures.
In fact I would like to know if there is any simpler way to get what I want.
Thanks
Regards
Joao Monteiro
Hi @JoaoMonteiro, can you share a sample pbix of the attached screenshot so we can better help you find a solution for this?
As this looks like data for a business, if you’re worried about releasing sensitive data, I’d take a look at this post to mask the data for the sample file: How To Mask Sensitive Data
Hi @JoaoMonteiro, we aim to consistently improve the topics being posted on the forum to help you in getting a strong solution faster. While waiting for a response, here are some tips so you can get the most out of the forum and other Enterprise DNA resources.
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Please also check the How To Mask Sensitive Data thread for some tips on how to mask your pbix file.
For this samples Level1 is Country and Level2 is City
There are some step to accomplish this visual:
1.- Edit the Iterations for Level2 slicer and select none to slicer level2
2.- Create to Measure one for each Level
Level1 =
CALCULATE (
[Total Sales],
VALUES ( Regions[Country] ),
REMOVEFILTERS ( Regions[City] )
)
and
Level2 =
CALCULATE ( [Total Sales], VALUES ( Regions[City] ) )
3.- Add both Measures to Bar-Chart Visual
Hi @jbressan
I gess if I have a third level I must apply the same logic.
Thanks for your help.
Regards
Joao Monteiro