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Hi,
I would like to use "and logic" with multiselection in a slicer. For example; A has x4 and x5 features. A, B, and D have x4 feature. If I select x4 and x5 features, I want to see only A product in the slicer and show the count, which is 1 in a card. I have the example data below as well.
Thanks in advance!
Product | Features |
A | x1 |
A | x2 |
A | x3 |
A | x4 |
A | x5 |
B | x1 |
B | x2 |
B | x3 |
B | x4 |
C | x1 |
C | x2 |
C | x3 |
D | x4 |
Solved! Go to Solution.
@IF
This is a link to the original post for people to reference.
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Multiple-selection-with-and-logic/m-p/1663300#M664888
To get the cont of filtered products you can use something like this.
Filtered Product Count =
VAR _FilteredProducts =
FILTER (
VALUES( 'Table'[Product] ),
[Product Filter] = 1
)
RETURN
COUNTROWS ( _FilteredProducts )
@IF
This is a link to the original post for people to reference.
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Multiple-selection-with-and-logic/m-p/1663300#M664888
To get the cont of filtered products you can use something like this.
Filtered Product Count =
VAR _FilteredProducts =
FILTER (
VALUES( 'Table'[Product] ),
[Product Filter] = 1
)
RETURN
COUNTROWS ( _FilteredProducts )
@IF check this post and I hope it helps.
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