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Hello,
i need to use use alternate states in dimensions or alternatively without an operation like sum, count,etc..
Is it Possible?
Thanks in advance,
Regards
Sure, that shouldn't be a problem. Use two expressions:
only({State1}[Rating Fitch])
only({State2}[Rating Fitch])
Why? What are you trying to do?
i make a table like this, that doesn't have espression ( Rating Fitch is a simple dimension)...but i need that Rating Fitch is variable depending from DATE state 1 and DATE state 2 so as to be able to compare the trend...
Your screenshot looks like a pivot table with two dimensions and one expression. And I still don't understand what you're trying to do. Perhaps you can give an example of the source data and the result table.
I have 4 fields: Bank Group, Bank Group Country , [Rating FITCH], and the Date pertaining to the rating.
I need to compare the trend of Rating FITCH: for example i want see in ste same table Rating Fitch od 1/01/2015 and the
Rating Fitch of 01/05/2015...I think it was possible with an alternate state
result table:
Bank Group | Bank Group Country | [Rating FITCH] State 1 | [Rating FITCH]State2 |
AGENCIA DE FOMENTO DO PARANÁ | Brasile | BBB | BBB |
AGRICULTURAL BANK OF CHINA | Cina (Rep. Popolare) | A+ | A+ |
Date State 1 | 01/01/2015 |
Date Sate 2 | 01/05/2015 |
Sure, that shouldn't be a problem. Use two expressions:
only({State1}[Rating Fitch])
only({State2}[Rating Fitch])
thanks a lot!!!