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Hi Guys,
How do I disable one value in the X-axis from being filtered as in the pictures below? The is a total bar that should not interact with any selection on the page.
Thanks in advance!
Picture without filter
Picture after filter is applied
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@BGB , these things work well, if the filter is from a separate dimension. Like I am showing Brand from the item and trying to remove the filter on the Geography table. That works, But if you wants to remove from member item dimension, this might not work well
This function does not like too many filters in filter panel. I put my filters in measure and it works well!
@amitchandak Thanks for that. I did both measures but still filtered when I added to the clustered column chart.
I'm starting to think this could be only be achieved by custom visuals. I tried building a visual in charticulator, but no option to disable a bar in the chart.
Would you please let me know if you find anything?
@BGB , these things work well, if the filter is from a separate dimension. Like I am showing Brand from the item and trying to remove the filter on the Geography table. That works, But if you wants to remove from member item dimension, this might not work well
There appears to be a bug in the ALL and Removefilters function.
Has anyone experienced this? please help
@amitchandak Thanks, but after clicking all categories, the total seemed to change. Not sure if this is a bug. Please see the picture below.
Bug- Total reduced e.g March from 110 to 106.. see picture below
Worked-no filter applied
worked- filter applied
This function does not like too many filters in filter panel. I put my filters in measure and it works well!
@BGB , You can not do partial interactions. You need to create measure with all or removefilters of slicer/column you do not want to filter
all value = calculate([Meausre], all(Table[Col])
all value = calculate([Meausre], removefilters(Table[Col])
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/five-recent-power-bi-functions-you-should-use-more-often-amit-chandak
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