In this follow-up post, we delve deeper into maintaining drill levels in Power BI visuals when switching field parameters. While the previous hack was useful for certain scenarios, this guide explores an “old school” method using disconnected tables and measures with the SWITCH and TREATAS functions. This approach was essential before field parameters were fully supported in October 2024. By creating a calculated table and measures, users can dynamically display fields and maintain drill levels effectively.
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Power BI Useability Features I Wish We Had
I use Power BI nearly every day. Sometimes it feels like the developers of the product don’t use it for actual report work. It’s easy
Power BI Hack – Maintain Drill Level When Switching Field Parameters
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Things I Hate About Power BI
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