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Restrictive multiple selection
- 4 years ago
Hi, Anonymous ;
You could create a new table then create a flag measure.
1.create a new table as slicer
slicer = VALUES('Table'[cate])2.create a flag measure.
flag = IF( CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('Table'[cate]),FILTER(ALL('Table'),[ID]=MAX('Table'[ID])))=DISTINCTCOUNT(slicer[cate]),1,0)3.apply the flag measure into filter
The final output is shown below:
Not sure you understand your logic correctly? If not, please correct me and provide more information.
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Hi amitchandak,
I'm sorry, just realized the table isn't somehow reflecting what I typed in...
The current output looks like this:
Python SQL
Emp_1 4 4
Emp_2 4
Emp_3 3
Emp_4 3 1
Therefore, my desired output is:
Python SQL
Emp_1 4 4
Emp_4 3 1
Looking at interactions was the very first thing I did. It's very weird since I switched off the other slicers andd this slicer is actively filtering the table (not highlighting).
I believe the issue lies in the fact that my slicer allows for multiple selection, but doesn't perform an inner join.
Thank you,