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Anonymous
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Drill through to specific page depending on single category selection

Hi

 

I have a simple matrix showing sales by service (columns) by month (rows).

 

There are four service types (A, B, C, D for this example).

 

I want to be able to drill through to one page when Service A has been selected, and a more generic page when any of the other three services have been selected.

 

I have tried creating a button with a measure assigned to Action, Destination, conditional formatting but the measure is greyed out when trying to select it as a field value.  The DAX associated with the measure is:

 

Drill Navigation =

IF (
HASONEFILTER(tbl_ET_MERGE[Service]) = "RCV",
"RCV Detail",
"Collection Sales Service Detail"
)
 
I have seen topics involving the use of slicers but do not want to go down this route.   Is there a way in which this can be acheived?  Thanks.

 

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Anonymous
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Hi

 

I have already watched the Guyinacube videos.  NEXT LEVEL Conditional Drill in Power BI Desktop with buttons - YouTube is what I am looking for but only for when one category is selected, not a combination of categories.  I want the button to become active when a single category is selected and then drill through to the right page as per my original post, with no need for a slicer to be present.

amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@Anonymous , check out this video on conditional navigation from Guyinacube , if that can help

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kaUnBXvvGo

 

If needed use sync slicers like I have done here -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3qMwQtWjvo

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