All Values In Scatter Plot

[sezerunar]

I have two tables called "Main Table" and "Side Table" and there is a relationship between them.

There is also one slicer in the report section. In this slicer, one value is selected and since there is a relationship between the two tables, 1 item remains in the "Side Table".

However, I want to see all values in the scatter plot I created, not just 1.

Don't tell me to turn off the interaction with the slicer. Because my question is actually more complicated but I simplified it. Is this possible with DAX code?

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Hi @sezerunar ,

Hope all is going well.

Since the slicer field is the same as the legend field of the scatterplot, if the filter for this field is ignored directly in Dax, only one point will be returned.

The best way to solve your problem at the moment is to turn off interaction with the slicer like you mentioned in the problem description.

If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact me at any time.

Best Regards,
Yang
Community Support Team

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