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  • Learn to dynamically switch time periods such as MTD/YTD and change measures. There's a great DAX function for that: SWITCH. Watch the video to see how you can apply it to your reports.
    By adding measures to slicers, end-users can interact with your Power BI reports and better understand what is shown.
    00:00:00 Intro
    00:00:45 Create the SWITCH to change between Periodic and YTD view
    00:08:17 Create one dynamic visual
    00:24:22 Outro
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    📝 Adding dynamic measures to Power BI reports
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Komentáře • 37

  • @nimanth2u
    @nimanth2u Před rokem +2

    I really loved the way you explained it . very clear. thanks a lot... Nimantha from Sri Lanka

  • @music_for_relaxation607
    @music_for_relaxation607 Před 3 měsĂ­ci +1

    Thank you very much! Such a clear explanation

  • @hildelafosse356
    @hildelafosse356 Před měsĂ­cem +1

    very clear explanation, thanks

  • @gxsoft
    @gxsoft Před 3 lety +2

    Thanks a LOT Andrej & Team I enjoy your videos and learn about Zebra BI but PowerBI too, thanks

    • @ZebraBI
      @ZebraBI  Před 3 lety +1

      Thank you, Gabriel! It's always a pleasure creating new content for such an amazing community :)

  • @keviny8422
    @keviny8422 Před 2 lety

    Great video and appreciate you walking us through the steps to set-up & create. One issue I have. I have my PBI slicers for Month and Year set to 7 (Jul) and 2022. I've confirmed my Switch, tied to my MTD/YTD buttons are working correctly. When using the Zebra BI Table visual (v5.4.0) and I click on the MTD button, the visual shows Jul MTD data. However, if I click on the YTD button the visual does not change, it still shows the Jul numbers. Again I've confirmed my SelectedCalc is 2 (YTD). If I remove 7 (Jul) from the PBI slicer then my YTD numbers show. Below is my SWITCH statement, which uses an AGG table. It seems the PBI month slicer for some reason is overriding my YTD switch DATESYTD statement. Thoughts?
    Rewards AC Switch = SWITCH([Selected],
    1, SUM(AggFactTable[NonSumCount]),
    2, CALCULATE(SUM(AggFactTable[NonSumCount]), DATESYTD(DimEarnedDate[Date])))
    Summary:
    YTD - If my PBI Year Slicer is set to 2022 and Month slicer is ALL, I see my YTD numbers in the visual. All Good
    MTD - If my PBI Year Slicer is set to 2022 and Month slicer is set to 7 (Jul), I see my MTD is the visual. All Good However, if I click on the YTD button the visual remains with Jul only data. I have to clear out the PBI Month slicer to see YTD numbers again.

  • @AitorZapirain
    @AitorZapirain Před 3 lety +1

    The power and beauty of disconnected tables!!!!! love them as much as your visuals

    • @ZebraBI
      @ZebraBI  Před 3 lety +1

      Awww... that's so sweet 🥰
      And yes, disconnected tables are truly a marvel.

  • @jatindersingh2241
    @jatindersingh2241 Před 2 lety +1

    I really loved the way you explained it . Very smooth

    • @ZebraBI
      @ZebraBI  Před 2 lety

      Thank you Jatinder!

  • @ahmedsenosy9803
    @ahmedsenosy9803 Před 3 lety

    Very useful and efficient
    Thanks A LOT !!!

  • @argokusumandani9773
    @argokusumandani9773 Před 3 lety +1

    Thank you Sir!! Like the visual👍

  • @jitendratrivedi7889
    @jitendratrivedi7889 Před 3 lety

    Nicely explained. Love zebra BI visuals.

    • @ZebraBI
      @ZebraBI  Před 3 lety

      Hi Jitendra, thank you for stopping by! We promise to keep making new videos in the future 💛

  • @reggieo4889
    @reggieo4889 Před 3 lety +2

    Thank you so much for this tutorial. Just what I needed. Just curious, is it possible to select more than measure? For example, is there a way to have both revenue and cost showing in the visual?

    • @ZebraBI
      @ZebraBI  Před 3 lety +2

      Hi Reggie, you could select both Revenue and Costs in the drop-down menu, which would result in SUM of Revenues and Cost on the visual. If you would want to display them separately, you would need to structure them a bit differently by having a separate measure for each KPI, or to unpivot KPI columns to the dimension that can then be used as a category or a group.

  • @packpack1432
    @packpack1432 Před 3 lety +1

    Very useful feature. Thank you.
    I've seen also your other P&L statement examples. I wonder how do you deal with multiple columns for each position in P&L statement and show % share of Turnover for each cost position, so you can compare structural change AC vs PY? I haven't found a case like this yet.

    • @ZebraBI
      @ZebraBI  Před 3 lety

      Hi Luka, this is a great question. We explained this in our latest product update video with the new feature in Zebra BI Tables visual 4.3 called “Scaled groups”:
      czcams.com/video/ARYY6M16NRA/video.html In the description of that video there is also a link to download the PBIX demo file so you can check it out and see how it was done. Hope this helps :)

  • @mohshalsh5965
    @mohshalsh5965 Před 2 lety

    How could i generate a dynamic table of Current/YTD/MAT with multiple selections of year month slicer?

  • @vsr1727
    @vsr1727 Před 3 lety +1

    Thank you

  • @arcus84
    @arcus84 Před 2 lety +1

    Hi, we have implemented the aproach you presented here but with a lot of modifications. We have a disconnected tables for Month/YTD/MTD, Currency selection (2 possible), Plan type (3 possible), Forecast type (2 possible), Cost type (2 possible) and KPIs (23 possible). We use nested SWITCHes for calculating AC, PL, PY, FC. Unfortunatelly our model started to work very slow. Do you have any idea how so complicated SWITCHes work? It looks like they evaluate every possible combination even if the result is not going to be used. When we put these 4 scenarios into Zebra table the visual refreshes very slow. At the same time it works fine in Zebra chart (same values, groups, categories in both visuals). Why is this happening?

    • @ZebraBI
      @ZebraBI  Před 2 lety

      Hi Arkadiusz, this might be a bit too extensive to be able to solve here. There's a great article for optimizing such SWITCH statements done by Marco Russo of SQLBI that could be useful: www.sqlbi.com/articles/optimizing-if-and-switch-expressions-using-variables/. Hope this helps!

  • @mohamedaboobackersiddique7322

    Thank you for your great tips. is it possible to have custom 445 calendar measure(sales) which can be shown dynamically? I tried dateadd function but it's doesn't work with 445

    • @eugene__eugene
      @eugene__eugene Před 2 lety

      Ofcourse you can make it work with 445 calendars, the only thing you need to know to make it shift to prior year correctly is if the previous year had 52 or 53 weeks in the 445 calendar. Based on that you "add" -52 or -53 weeks. So that is -364 days or -371 days.

    • @ZebraBI
      @ZebraBI  Před 2 lety

      Hi Mohamed, we suggest that you look into this article on DAX Patterns to learn more about week-related time intelligence: www.daxpatterns.com/week-related-calculations/. Hope this helps!

  • @neelanshunisingh971
    @neelanshunisingh971 Před 2 lety

    Awesome

  • @chengwang411
    @chengwang411 Před 2 lety

    Cool earring

  • @RazvanMirea-se5ry
    @RazvanMirea-se5ry Před 17 dny

    Great tutorial! Thank you very much for sharing this valuable information.
    I have tried and it’s working properly!
    I have only one question , I don’t know how to solve it :
    If I set 1 button to chose sales (either QTY’s or Value/Euro) I need to appear currency when I press for Value.
    Could be possible to set in the same function “whole number “ for qty’s and “currency” for Value ?
    Dax formula:
    Current Year Sales ( QTY’s vs Value/Euro)=
    Switch(
    [QTY’s or Value Selection],
    1,[Current Year QTY’s],
    2,[Current Year Value]
    )
    Thank you!

    • @ZebraBI
      @ZebraBI  Před 13 dny

      I think this could be solved with custom formatting on measure.
      If this does not work please reach out to our support with a demo file so we can help you.

  • @AhmedSallaam
    @AhmedSallaam Před 2 lety

    When selecting a month let's say Oct. the filter override the monthly or YTD calculation and shows only Oct. am I doing anything wrong?

    • @justauser4456
      @justauser4456 Před 2 lety

      Did you figure out the solution to your problem? I am currently investigating the same, the month slicer is filtering only for the month rather than the period selected in the slicers.

  • @danuareehusen960
    @danuareehusen960 Před rokem

    If I want to set a slicer month to be a
    Current month .
    Can I do that ? If I can How can I do that ?
    Thank you😅

  • @gauravaga2377
    @gauravaga2377 Před 3 lety

    Through above example I have worked for YTD & PYTD . But It reports current YTD but in PYTD no number is coming, through following formula PY = CALCULATE(Sheet1[CY],DATEADD(Sheet1[Date],-1,YEAR)). Kindly help me to solve it.

    • @silvestro2in1
      @silvestro2in1 Před 3 lety

      You have to have a context year from a year slicer (select actual year in a year slicer and should work)