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I'm building a dashboard to analysis on some suppliers & SKUs, but I want my slicer to aggregate all the line level SKUs to one supplier, so that when I apply the slicer I'm chopping out suppliers which are below a certain revenue, rather than individual SKU lines that are below a certain SKU level.
E.g. (Currently)
Supplier SKU# Revenue
Supplier 1 - SKU 1 -$70,000
Supplier 1 - SKU 2 - $400,000
Supplier 1 - SKU 3 - $100,000
If I wanted to only look at Supplier's above $500k revenue then I'd set the slicer to $500k and over, but as the current columns are set up at SKU/Product level, this supplier would get missed and bet eliminated from whatever graph or table I had on my dashboard.
Is there some way of creating a slicer that aggregates the revenue by supplier?
Solved! Go to Solution.
You may use the following measure. It takes advantage of Show Categories With No Data.
Measure = VAR rMin = MIN ( Table2[Revenue] ) VAR r = SUM ( Table1[Revenue] ) RETURN IF ( r >= rMin, r )
You may use the following measure. It takes advantage of Show Categories With No Data.
Measure = VAR rMin = MIN ( Table2[Revenue] ) VAR r = SUM ( Table1[Revenue] ) RETURN IF ( r >= rMin, r )
Hi @WillTickel,
Share some data and show the expected result.
Have a look at the technique here:
This is the typical trick when you want to use a measure some place it generally can't be used, like a slicer.
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