Two measures filtered by different slicers

[Xilitor01]

Hello,

I want to make a benchmark page where I can filter the same measure on different slicers.

I have the example like below where I want the slicers on the left to filter the blue measure and filters on the right to filter the green measure.

Any ideas to how that's possible to make? The filters comes from different tables.

[SergioSilvaPT · Accepted solution]

You can create a copy of your table and create a duplicate measure for that new table, and you will be able to filter based on the new data independently, but the x-axis for the date will always be one only.

To create a copy of your table go to Modeling and select New table, the write NameOfNewTable = NameOfOldTable.

The slicer on the left has the product name from the NameOfNewTable, and the slicer on the right has the product name from NameOfOldTable.

For the Date you have to do this:

Create 2 copies of your calendar table, one for one metric, and another for the other metric. Connect them according to this image:

The you to change the measures to exclude the filtering from the Calendar:

new sales = CALCULATE(
    SUM('Copy Sales'[Total Amount]),
    ALL('Calendar'[Month (Year)])
)

And use the Calendar in your visual, for example i used Month (Year) in the line chart and i used ALL(Calendar[Month (Year)]) in the measure to consider all values. You have to do this in both measures that you have in the line chart.

This will solve your problem! 🙂 

Regards,

Sérgio Silva 

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[SergioSilvaPT]

@Xilitor01 did my solution solve the problem?

[SergioSilvaPT]

Hi @Xilitor01 ,

Select one slicer and go to Format and Edit Interactions, then you will notice that above every visual appears some symbols you only need to chose the circle to not filter that visual.

Then select the other slicer and do the same for the other visuals.

In the end select Edit Interactions again. You're done!

Regards,

Sérgio Silva 

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[Xilitor01]

I think you misunderstand the problem.

The slicers on the left should only affect the blue measure and the slicers on the right should only affect the green measure.

What you explain is how the slicers affect each other - not how the different two measures are affected.

[SergioSilvaPT]

Yes i didn't read that correctly. My solution is for a different problem.

You want to affect the lines in the line chart, correct?

[Xilitor01]

Yes correct. So if I choose April 2021 on the left the blue line should only show data for April 2021. And if I choose May 2021 on the right the green line should show data for May 2021.

So blue line for April 2021 and green line for May 2021 - both in the same chart.