How to ignore some Slicers in a tooltip, but not all

[Shelley]

Hi All,

I have a Power BI report for which I'd like to add a tooltip. On the report, there are slicers like the following:

Customer

Region

Fiscal Year

I want a tooltip that keeps all the slicers, except Fiscal Year because I want to show historical order counts even though the user is looking at current YTD. I always have a problem understanding ALL and ALLSELECTED and ALLEXCEPT. Can anyone please help me with the DAX to count orders, while ignoring Fiscal year selected in the slicer? Here is the formula to start with.

Total Order Count = DISTINCTCOUNT([Order])

[parry2k]

@Shelley if you want to ignore the filter, just use the following measure

Measure = CALCULATE ( <your measure expression>, ALL ( Table[Fiscal Year] ) )

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[Shelley]

@parry2k This is what I want to show in the tooltip. There are slicers on customer, months, and fiscal year, and users are looking only at one year in the report page, but for the tooltip, I want to show current and prior year - so it would ignore the one fiscal year selected in the slicer, but still show the data by year in the tooltip. Is there a way to do this with DAX?

I drew this by taking all the slicers - except fiscal year - and copying them to the tooltip page. I synced them, and then I hid them behind other elements. So, they are all hidden on this page. Seems like a hack job though. Is there any way to accomplish this with DAX? 

[parry2k · Accepted solution]

@Shelley on the tooltip page, add a column on the drill down on which you want to this tooltip page to get filtered, (of course, don't add the fiscal year) and then check, make sure to keep all filters is off.

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[Shelley]

@parry2k Thanks for the help! I tried this and it still doesn't work. What could I be doing wrong? I don't understand why the visual still shows 2020 only.

Total Order Count NEW for Tooltip =

CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT([Order]), ALL('Daily_Calendar'[Fiscal_Year]))