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I know this has been covered but I haven't found a suitable resolution that works so I'm giving this a go fearing the worst:
I have four measures which calculate four different totals e.g. Americas Volume, UK Volume, Singapore Volume, Middle East Volume. The measures use different datasets to get their totals.
I want to have a slicer or chiclet slicer which people can select which of these measures they want to see in the visualisation, so I could have all four measures in a graph, (which wouldn't look great initially), then when the slicer is selected the graph only displays the measure that's been selected.
I tried sticking all the measures in a bar graph, but that isn't filtering my other chart, and also it doesn't look good.
Any ideas?
Solved! Go to Solution.
This can be done without too much trouble.
1. Create a disconnected table with your the names you want to use as your Slicers. For example,create a table that has "Sales YTD" and "Sales LYTD"
2. Create a slicer using that table, being sure it's not related to any tables in the model
3. Create a measure that captures the value that is selected
Selected Value= SELECTEDVALUE( Table[Col] from #1, value if more than one values is selected)
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dax/selectedvalue-function
4. Create another measure that will use the value in #3 in a SWITCH(TRUE() format)
Show Selected:= SWITCH( TRUE(), [Selected Value]="Sales YTD",[SalesYTD], [Selected Value]="Sales LYTD",[SalesLYTD] what to show if more than 1 value used ) //selected value is the value of the measure in #3 //[Sales YTD] is just a place holder. This will be whatever measure you have
Put that in your matrix and should change based on the slicer selection from the inital table created.
This can be done without too much trouble.
1. Create a disconnected table with your the names you want to use as your Slicers. For example,create a table that has "Sales YTD" and "Sales LYTD"
2. Create a slicer using that table, being sure it's not related to any tables in the model
3. Create a measure that captures the value that is selected
Selected Value= SELECTEDVALUE( Table[Col] from #1, value if more than one values is selected)
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dax/selectedvalue-function
4. Create another measure that will use the value in #3 in a SWITCH(TRUE() format)
Show Selected:= SWITCH( TRUE(), [Selected Value]="Sales YTD",[SalesYTD], [Selected Value]="Sales LYTD",[SalesLYTD] what to show if more than 1 value used ) //selected value is the value of the measure in #3 //[Sales YTD] is just a place holder. This will be whatever measure you have
Put that in your matrix and should change based on the slicer selection from the inital table created.
That totally worked! Thank you @Anonymous you're a genius! What a great solution. I love that it's blank until you select as well. Perfect.
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