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Dax for select All
- Anonymous4 years ago
Hi Kopek ,
Please refer to my pbix file wo see if it helps you.
Create a new table based on the table.
Table_copy = SUMMARIZE('Table','Table'[Quarter])Then put the table_copy[Quanter] into the slicer.
Then create a measure.
Measure = IF ( SELECTEDVALUE ( Table_copy[Quarter] ) = "Select All" && SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Table'[Quarter] ) <> "Select All", 1, IF ( SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Table'[Quarter] ) = SELECTEDVALUE ( Table_copy[Quarter] ), 1, 0 ) )Then filter the measure.
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Community Support Team _ Polly
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Kopek you have that cabailty built in the slicer visual settings:
Just toggle it on and you will have select all in the options of the slicer.
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- Kopek4 years ago
Helper IV
Unfortunately i want to use the chiclet slicer, since need to format it differently, and it does not have select all option availabale.
- SpartaBI4 years ago
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Kopek please find the solution to do what you need:
Dax for select All.pbix
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Helper IV
SpartaBI thanks for that, but it's not exactly what i need!
I use qtrs as a matrix headers, so in this case i would need to have a list of all availabale qtrs when select all is hit, whereas when only one qtr is selected i want to see only this particular enrty in the matrix.