Use segment to filter across several columns of the same table

[Ouhla]

Hi everyone,

I have a table with several columns, but 3 are important, let's name them "A", "B" and "C". I have several metrics related to these columns in this table but what matters to me is that "A", "B" and "C" all contain either yes or no, I would like to include on my report a segment that allows filtering by Yes or No for these 3 columns individually, how do I do this? Currently, if I drop these 3 columns into a segment, I only have Yes or No as a drop-down list.

In short, I'd like to have "A", "B", "C" in the same segment and be able to drop down "Yes" or "No" as a filter for each.

Thanks a lot!

[Ashish_Mathur]

Hi,

You will have to use the "Unpivot Other Columns" feature in Power Query to tranform those 3 columns into a single one.

[v-heq-msft]

Hi @Ouhla ,
Thanks to @amitchandak  for the solution.
Based on your description, the functionality you are trying to achieve is similar to what Field Parameter is trying to demonstrate.
Here some steps that I want to share, you can check them if they suitable for your requirement.
Here is my test data:

Create filed parameter

If you only use the filed parameter, you can manipulate the visual object to control which fields are displayed.

If you want to implement a dropdown box, first you need to create a new column Y/N in the Parameter table

Then put the new column into the slicer you just created.

Create a measure

Measure = SELECTEDVALUE(Parameter[Y/N])

Apply to the table filter

Final output

Best regards,

Albert He

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly

[amitchandak]

@Ouhla , Not very clear. But create a table with a one column having two values "Yes" and "No"

Now use that in slicer

now you can have measures like

countrows(filter( Table, Table[A] = selectedvalue(YN[YN])  && Table[B] = selectedvalue(YN[YN])  && Table[C] = selectedvalue(YN[YN]) ) )

You can use OR in place of and

[Ouhla]

Hello, sorry if my question was unclear. To sum up, I have a table who look like this :

Test_Table = 
SELECTCOLUMNS(
    ADDCOLUMNS(
        GENERATESERIES(1, 5),
        "A", IF(RAND() > 0.5, "Yes", "No"),
        "B", IF(RAND() > 0.5, "Yes", "No"),
        "C", IF(RAND() > 0.5, "Yes", "No"),
        "Metrics1", ROUND(RAND() * 100, 0),
        "Metrics2", ROUND(RAND() * 100, 0)),
    "A", [A],
    "B", [B],
    "C", [C],
    "Metrics1", [Metrics1],
    "Metrics2", [Metrics2]
)

A	B	C	Metrics1	Metrics2
Yes	Yes	Yes	6	55
No	No	Yes	27	4
No	Yes	Yes	65	5
No	No	Yes	64	78
Yes	Yes	Yes	4	28

My goal is to create a filter so that we can filter on a visual of this table the rows that are Yes or No for columns "A", "B", "C".

I didn't know the field parameter function, so I created a filter parameter table with the 3 columns A, B, C with this code : 

Parameter = {
    ("A", NAMEOF('Test_Table'[A]), 0, "Yes"),
    ("B", NAMEOF('Test_Table'[B]), 1, "Yes"),
    ("C", NAMEOF('Test_Table'[C]), 2, "Yes"),
    ("A", NAMEOF('Test_Table'[A]), 0, "No"),
    ("B", NAMEOF('Test_Table'[B]), 1, "No"),
    ("C", NAMEOF('Test_Table'[C]), 2, "No")
    }

I'm super happy because with this, the filter look the way I want, but now I'm struggling to connect that with my Test_Table, even with your code, do I need to create a measure like this ?

Measure = FILTER('Test_Table', 'Test_Table'[A] = SELECTEDVALUE('Parameter'[Value4]) || 'Test_Table'[B] = SELECTEDVALUE('Parameter'[Value4]) ||  'Test_Table'[C] = SELECTEDVALUE('Parameter'[Value4]) = SELECTEDVALUE('Paramètre'[Value4]))

?
Sorry again if my question wasn't clear from the start, and sorry I didn't provide a code to enable reproduction, thanks for the answers which actually helped me move forward I'm super happy about it !