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Before I even try to create something. I'd like to see if someone has something similar. My PowerBI skills are limited so forgive me.
I would like TWO dropdown slicers. These slicers are populated using a backend database that shows users and active directory groups. Based on the two slicer selections I would like a list of people that are in one of the AD groups but not the other, or an option to return only those that match. So I can compare users say in the HR department AD group verus users in the GYM Ad group to see users that match, and users that do not.
Sorry for the delay. Thank you for the response. I will try and "drum" something up for a quick test and let you know.
Hi @dbatim ,
You will need to create two independent slicer tables, then create a measure like below:
Measure =
var list1 = CALCULATETABLE(VALUES('Table'[user]),FILTER('Table','Table'[AD] = SELECTEDVALUE(slicer1[AD])))
var list2 = CALCULATETABLE(VALUES('Table'[user]),FILTER('Table','Table'[AD] = SELECTEDVALUE(slicer2[AD])))
return
IF(SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[user]) in list1&&SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[user]) in list2,1,0)
Best Regards,
Jay
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