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Anonymous
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Filter table visual by a slicer

Hi,

 

I have this table visual, and I want to filter it based on the selected value in the slicer (a package slicer).

Example of the table and the table visual is:

 

NoPackageValue
1A12
2A13
3B20
4C15
5All Packages10
6All Packages5
7All Packages0
8B8

 

More precisely what I want is:

 

* I can only have Package A, B, and C in the slicer. That is, package list has come from another data table related to this data table.

* When Package A, B, or C is not selected, rows related to "All Packages" should be shown.

* When any Package A, B, or C is selected, rows related to that package should only be shown (and not "All Packages" at all!).

 

This is the package table I should have:

NoPackage
1A
2B
3C

 

How can I achieve this task? 

Please help

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Anonymous
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@amitchandak 

Your equation in the file was really really helpful.

 

I finally managed to solve the problem using COUNT on "No." column instead of SUM.

Then used the measure in the filter section, and limited it to equal 1 only.

 

So, final equation:

 

Measure2 =

IF(ISFILTERED(package[package]), CALCULATE(COUNT('Fact'[No]), FILTER('Fact', 'Fact'[Package] IN VALUES(Package[Package]))), CALCULATE(COUNT('Fact'[No]), FILTER('Fact', 'Fact'[Package] in ROW("Package","All Packages"))))

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amitchandak
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@Anonymous , if the tables are disconnected, best option in this case

 

measure =
var _max = if(isfiltered(package[package]), values(package[package]), ROW("package","All Packages"))
return
calculate(sum(Table[Value]),filter(Table, Table[package] in _max))

 

 

if those are connected
measure =
var _max = if(isfiltered(package[package]), values(package[package]), ROW("package","All Packages"))
return
calculate(sum(Table[Value]),filter(package, package[package] in _max), removefilters(package[package]))

Anonymous
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Thanks.

But this is not the answer to my question.

I don't want to calculate SUM.

I want to filter the table visual.

@Anonymous , Measure has a filter, so if this is the only measure, the visual table will filter. Or all the measures need to follow this type of code

Anonymous
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Thanks.

But I'm getting errors:

 

mah65_0-1612755154412.png

 

mah65_1-1612755221289.png

 

 

 

 

Mind you that column "Value" is a string column (not numeric). Sorry, but I don't understand what you are summing.

 

Thanks.

@Anonymous , can you share complete formula you created

Anonymous
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My pbix file is very large with many columns and with different column names.

Can you please share the file you created the measures in?

Much appreciated.

@Anonymous , Please find the attached file after the signature.

 

Anonymous
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@amitchandak 

 

Thanks a lot.

 

I checked the file. It works well when data "Value" is of type numeric. My data is actually of type String. ( I should have provided a better working example in my post)

 

Could you please provide a solution for such type of data?

Many thanks

Anonymous
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@amitchandak 

Your equation in the file was really really helpful.

 

I finally managed to solve the problem using COUNT on "No." column instead of SUM.

Then used the measure in the filter section, and limited it to equal 1 only.

 

So, final equation:

 

Measure2 =

IF(ISFILTERED(package[package]), CALCULATE(COUNT('Fact'[No]), FILTER('Fact', 'Fact'[Package] IN VALUES(Package[Package]))), CALCULATE(COUNT('Fact'[No]), FILTER('Fact', 'Fact'[Package] in ROW("Package","All Packages"))))

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