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Hi All,
I have a dimension (Occupation) that appears on 3 or 4 separate charts throughout my dashboard. I have set up a variable called vColourOccupation which has the following if statement:
if(Occupation='MI Lead',RGB(51,102,255),
if(Occupation='Operations Head',RGB(255,51,102),
if(Occupation='Population Lead',RGB(51,255,204),
if(Occupation='Quality Assurance',RGB(245,184,0),
if(Occupation='Relationship Owner',RGB(77,153,0),
if(Occupation='Review Analyst',RGB(153,0,0),
if(Occupation='Team Lead',RGB(0,255,255),
RGB(0,0,0))))))))
In the background colour piece of the expression I have put the variable in here. However when I do this and open my dashboard it looks like the following:
Whenever I select one of these bars and unselect it then it fixes this issue and looks like the following:
Anyone any ideas why this would be? The expression is the following:
//Baseline
sum({<YearQ={'2017-1','2017-2','2017-3','2017-4'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand C])
+ sum({<Year={'2018'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand C])*vMixD2014
+ sum({<Year={'2019'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand C])*vMixD2015
+ sum({<Year={'2020'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand C])*vMixD2016
+ sum({<Year={'2021'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand C])*vMixD2017
+ sum({<Year={'2022'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand C])*vMixD2018
+ sum({<Year={'2018'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand F])*(1-vMixD2014)
+ sum({<Year={'2019'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand F])*(1-vMixD2015)
+ sum({<Year={'2020'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand F])*(1-vMixD2016)
+ sum({<Year={'2021'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand F])*(1-vMixD2017)
+ sum({<Year={'2022'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand F])*(1-vMixD2018)
//Variables
+ sum({<Year={'2017'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand C])*vMixD2014*(vNewClients - vAutomation + vRisk + vRegulation)
+ sum({<Year={'2018'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand C])*vMixD2014*(vNewClients - vAutomation + vRisk + vRegulation)
+ sum({<Year={'2019'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand C])*vMixD2015*(vNewClients - vAutomation + vRisk + vRegulation)
+ sum({<Year={'2020'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand C])*vMixD2016*(vNewClients - vAutomation + vRisk + vRegulation)
+ sum({<Year={'2021'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand C])*vMixD2017*(vNewClients - vAutomation + vRisk + vRegulation)
+ sum({<Year={'2022'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand C])*vMixD2018*(vNewClients - vAutomation + vRisk + vRegulation)
+ sum({<Year={'2017'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand F])*(1-vMixD2014)*(vNewClients - vAutomation + vRisk + vRegulation)
+ sum({<Year={'2018'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand F])*(1-vMixD2014)*(vNewClients - vAutomation + vRisk + vRegulation)
+ sum({<Year={'2019'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand F])*(1-vMixD2015)*(vNewClients - vAutomation + vRisk + vRegulation)
+ sum({<Year={'2020'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand F])*(1-vMixD2016)*(vNewClients - vAutomation + vRisk + vRegulation)
+ sum({<Year={'2021'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand F])*(1-vMixD2017)*(vNewClients - vAutomation + vRisk + vRegulation)
+ sum({<Year={'2022'}, Attrition=, Retirement=>}[Demand F])*(1-vMixD2018)*(vNewClients - vAutomation + vRisk + vRegulation)
Would anything here be affecting it?
Try replacing Occupation with Only({1}Occupation) in your variable
Try replacing Occupation with Only({1}Occupation) in your variable
Hi Gysbert,
This worked perfectly, could you advise on what that is actually doing out of curiosity?
Thanks
If you select one Occupation value then the if statement will only encounter that selected value. So you get only a color for the selected value. By explicitly using an aggregation function like Only() it's possible to add a set condition to overrule the user selection. The {1} means that all user selections should be ignored.
Hi Gysbert Wassenaar,
Really appreciate that, a bit new to all this so the more knowledge I can get the better.
Thanks again
David