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Kosh
Frequent Visitor

DAX function to apply OR condition on multiple columns based on Slicers

Hi,

 

I have multiple slicers (Location, Gender, Age, etc). I want to count all rows for any value which matches with the slicer selection.

Example - If user selected Location=US, UK + Gender=Female + Age=18-24 Years, the output should be anyone who is from Locations = US or UK, OR Gender is Female OR Age is 18-24 Years.

 

I tried below formula but not working.

SelectedEmployees =
CALCULATE(
    COUNTROWS(tblData),
    FILTER(
        'tblData',
        (tblData[Location] in VALUES(tbLocations[Locations]) ||
        tblData[Gender] in VALUES(tblGender[Gender]) ||
        tblData[Age] in VALUES(tblAge[AgeGroups])) 
    )
)
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Deku
Community Champion
Community Champion

Need a all() to remove the current filter context

 

SelectedEmployees =

CALCULATE(

    COUNTROWS(tblData),

    FILTER(

       All( 'tblData' ),

        (tblData[Location] in VALUES(tbLocations[Locations]) ||

        tblData[Gender] in VALUES(tblGender[Gender]) ||

        tblData[Age] in VALUES(tblAge[AgeGroups])) 

    )

)


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ThxAlot
Super User
Super User

Make sure these 3 tables tbLocations, tblGender, tblAge DON'T filter each other. If so, the measure is fairly simple,



Expertise = List.Accumulate(


        {Days as from Today},


        {Skills and Knowledge},


        (Current, Everyday) => Current & Day.LearnAndPractise(Everyday)


)



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SelectedEmployees = 
CALCULATE(
    COUNTROWS(tblData),
        ALL('tbLocations'),ALL(tblGender), ALL(tblAge),
        OR(OR(tblData[Location] in VALUES(tbLocations[Locations]),
                tblData[Gender] in VALUES(tblGender[Gender])), 
            tblData[Age] in VALUES(tblAge[AgeGroups]))   
)

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v-kathullac
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @Kosh  ,

 

As we haven’t heard back from you, we wanted to kindly follow up to check if the solution provided for the issue worked? or Let us know if you need any further assistance?
If our response addressed, please mark it as Accept as solution and click Yes if you found it helpful.


Regards,

Chaithanya.

v-kathullac
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @Kosh  ,

 

As we haven’t heard back from you, we wanted to kindly follow up to check if the solution provided for the issue worked? or Let us know if you need any further assistance?
If our response addressed, please mark it as Accept as solution and click Yes if you found it helpful.


Regards,

Chaithanya.

ThxAlot
Super User
Super User

Make sure these 3 tables tbLocations, tblGender, tblAge DON'T filter each other. If so, the measure is fairly simple,



Expertise = List.Accumulate(


        {Days as from Today},


        {Skills and Knowledge},


        (Current, Everyday) => Current & Day.LearnAndPractise(Everyday)


)



Deku
Community Champion
Community Champion

Need a all() to remove the current filter context

 

SelectedEmployees =

CALCULATE(

    COUNTROWS(tblData),

    FILTER(

       All( 'tblData' ),

        (tblData[Location] in VALUES(tbLocations[Locations]) ||

        tblData[Gender] in VALUES(tblGender[Gender]) ||

        tblData[Age] in VALUES(tblAge[AgeGroups])) 

    )

)


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Kosh
Frequent Visitor

Thanks for the reply. How to show this data in a table/matrix with breadkdown by any field? Using ALL in filter is giving same value for all rows table/matrix.

SelectedEmployees = 
CALCULATE(
    COUNTROWS(tblData),
        ALL('tbLocations'),ALL(tblGender), ALL(tblAge),
        OR(OR(tblData[Location] in VALUES(tbLocations[Locations]),
                tblData[Gender] in VALUES(tblGender[Gender])), 
            tblData[Age] in VALUES(tblAge[AgeGroups]))   
)

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