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hi,
trying to understand why pie charts are not acting as filters, is this a limitation in the visualisation? so for example if i set up a dashboard like below, when i select PM 'a' from the chiclet slicer the 'cost' information will change in the pie chart, but it doesnt work the other way, i.e. if i select 0 in the 'cost' pie chart it doesnt update the other two chiclet slicers.
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Click on the pie chart, under Format ribbon, turn on “Edit interactions”, then select “Filter” for the two chiclet slicers. This way, when you select 0 in pie chart, the two chiclet slicers will be updated.
Regards,
Lydia
Anyone found the solution for this? I have the same issue, but the solution presented is outdated.
Click on the pie chart, under Format ribbon, turn on “Edit interactions”, then select “Filter” for the two chiclet slicers. This way, when you select 0 in pie chart, the two chiclet slicers will be updated.
Regards,
Lydia
thank you chotu27 and v-yuezhe-msft for your responses, v-yuezhe-msft
v-yuezhe-msftyou proposed option worked well and was easy to implement 🙂 appreciate both of your help
regards,
dave
thanks for the reply. yes all in the same table.
the table i am using is stored in the below link.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BwQtIYqCEeRPdlFZTEdDVnU1NEE
1. Create a measure as
Count of cost = COUNT('testpie'[Cost])
2. take pie chart and keep and keepCost column in Details and count of cost in values
3. now select a PM in a slicer it is working
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