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GAURAVG
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Slicer not affecting measure

Hello All,

I have a sample data of table below:

I want to create two measures:Assessment_1,Assessment_2.

Assessment 1 gives the values of assesment column based on selection in slicer1(PI).

Assessment 2 gives the values of assesment column based on selection in slicer2(PI).

I finlly want a table with LEVEL,NAME,ASSESSMENT1,ASSESMENT2 and Diff(Assessment1-Assessment2).

I crate separate measures for each,based on slicer..but the problem is the second measue gets affected by selection of slicer1 value.

TABLE1:

LEVELNAMEPIASSESSMENT
L1aa110
L1bb220
L1cc350
L2df112
L2gg215
L3hj115
L3rr212
L3ty350

 

My final result should be, for example if slicer 1 PI=2 and Slicer2 PI=3.

LEVELAssesment_Slicer1(PI=2)Assessment_Slicer2(PI=3)
L12050
L215null
L31250

 

Any help?

  • Rather than using the PI column in the slicers, create 2 new tables like

    Slicer 1 = ALLNOBLANKROW('Table'[PI])
    
    Slicer 2 = ALLNOBLANKROW('Table'[PI])

    Don't link these to the main table, just use them on the slicers.

    You could then create measures like

    Assessment 1 = CALCULATE( SUM('Table'[Assessment]), TREATAS( VALUES('Slicer 1'[PI]), 'Table'[PI]))
    
    Assessment 2 = CALCULATE( SUM('Table'[Assessment]), TREATAS( VALUES('Slicer 2'[PI]), 'Table'[PI]))

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  • Rather than using the PI column in the slicers, create 2 new tables like

    Slicer 1 = ALLNOBLANKROW('Table'[PI])
    
    Slicer 2 = ALLNOBLANKROW('Table'[PI])

    Don't link these to the main table, just use them on the slicers.

    You could then create measures like

    Assessment 1 = CALCULATE( SUM('Table'[Assessment]), TREATAS( VALUES('Slicer 1'[PI]), 'Table'[PI]))
    
    Assessment 2 = CALCULATE( SUM('Table'[Assessment]), TREATAS( VALUES('Slicer 2'[PI]), 'Table'[PI]))
  • Works perfectly. One part to be added is, you also need to remove interaction between the slicers to get the correct values.

    Thanks a lot!!