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Red217
Helper III
Helper III

Using a slicer to select multiple values

Hello, 

i have been using Slicers with SELECTEDVALUE and SWITCH to select different measurements based on the slicer selection, works great BUT, can only make it work for 1 selection.

 

in my cas i have 4 measurements, for example:

measure1 = 100

measure 2 = 200

measure 3 = 300

 

i want a slicer that when i select "measure1" AND "Measure2" it will give me the SUM of the value of both of them, so the value will be "300" in our example.

* i am trying to create the behavior of toggle switch in which when toggling you control whatever that measure is in the "total sum" calculation or not.

 

please help 😉

 

 

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wdx223_Daniel
Super User
Super User

=SUMX(VALUES(Slicer[Value]),SWITCH(Slicer[Value],1,[Measure1],2,[Measure2],3,[Measure3],0))

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wdx223_Daniel
Super User
Super User

=SUMX(VALUES(Slicer[Value]),SWITCH(Slicer[Value],1,[Measure1],2,[Measure2],3,[Measure3],0))

Small follow up, if i have no selection, I cant get it to show "0", I want a case in which if I didn't select anything it will show a zero but currently its showing the sum of all the measures.

this is my formula ( as you written) , what am doing wrong ? :

 

_DevTestSlicerSum = SUMX( VALUES('Dev Slicer'[Column1]), SWITCH('Dev Slicer'[Column1], "Select1",sum('Table1'[Column1.test1]), "Select2",sum('Table1'[Column1.test2]), "Select3",sum('Table1'[Column1.test3]), "Select4",sum('Table1'[Column1.test4]),0))

 

Thank you so much!, exactly what i needed!

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