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I have a report that have 2 pages (Large Companies and Non Large Companies)
1 page has a calculated column that filters "Large Companies" ---
Calculated column to pull up the "Large Companies" in Rows
- If(ISBLANK(RELATED('Company Rollup'[Large Company Rollup])) || RELATED('Company Rollup'[Large Company Rollup])="","Other",RELATED('Company Rollup'[Large Company Rollup]))
the 2nd page has a calculated column that filters "Not-Large Companies"
Calculated column to pull up the "Non Large Companies" in Rows
- if(ISBLANK(RELATED('Company Rollup'[Parent Market])) || RELATED('Company Rollup'[Parent Market])="",Company[Company],RELATED('Company Rollup'[Parent Market]))
Filter on the page that filters out Large Companies
- Not Large = if(Company[Companu Rollup ]="Other",TRUE(),FALSE())
I'm attempting to place both of the calculated columns into a slice so I will only have 1 page, then utilize a slicer with a
1. Large Companie
2. Non Large Companies
3. All Companies
Hi @TariqArnabi .
You can use the concept of 'Dynamic Axis' to achieved the desired end result.
Refer the following links;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8e8a3o1w51M
https://towardsdatascience.com/dynamic-axis-in-power-bi-daxis-72ecb22c119f
If this post helps, then mark it as 'Accept as Solution' and give it a thumbs up.
Thanks,
Sanket
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