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I want to apply dynamic measure in Pivot table.
As an example , below is my input table. Also below input table I want to see the the data in Pivot table and output should be as below
InPut:
Business Type | SubType | Sales | Type |
Digital | Cloud | 100 | LOU |
Digital | Cloud | 10 | IOU |
Digital | IT | 100 | LOU |
Digital | IT | 10 | IOU |
Digital | AI | 100 | LOU |
Digital | AI | 10 | IOU |
Digital | HI | 100 | LOU |
Digital | HI | 10 | IOU |
LifeSciences | REG | 100 | LOU |
LifeSciences | REG | 10 | IOU |
LifeSciences | BYU | 100 | LOU |
LifeSciences | BYU | 10 | IOU |
LifeSciences | CUY | 100 | LOU |
LifeSciences | CUY | 10 | IOU |
OutPut:
The Sales Value will be shown for type 'LOU' across Business Type in Pivot. Please see the required output in attachment
Hi Ron,
Get the following measure:
Sum({$< Type = {'LOU'}>}Sales)
Jordy
Climber
In your example I only see type LOU and not IOU. But it's not possible to have two measures in one column. You should create two measures if you want to achieve this.
Jordy
Climber
This isn't possible because you can't first include and then exclude dimensions.
Jordy
Climber