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Hi,
Lets say this is a sample of my data. I have a slicer that allows to choose multiple values based on FailureCode column. One Session can have multiple FailureCodes. What I need to achieve, is to get only those sessions, that have all failures codes which are selected.
So I this case, If I select 10.0.4 and 11.0.5 values on my slicer, I want to get all rows where session is 1, as this is the only one that fulfills this condition. If I select only 10.0.4 I should get rows with Session 1 or 2.
I am quite inexperienced with DAX so I've tried to find some tips and ultimately came up with this one.
Relevant = COUNTROWS ( FILTER ( ADDCOLUMNS ( VALUES ( Table[SerialNumberSession] ), "Session", CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( VALUES ( 'FailureCode'[FailureCode] ) ), CALCULATETABLE ( Table) ) ), [Session] = COUNTROWS ( VALUES ( 'FailureCode'[FailureCode]' ) ) ) )
I have created additional column called "SerialNumberSession" which is concatenation of SerialNumber and Session (those are not unique by themselves). I have also created table called "FailureCode" which holds only unique values of FailureCode column.
Thank you for any advice/tip on what do I do wrongly.
Mate, first of all, measures do not return tables. Only single values.
Second of all, here's a measure that will tell you for each session whether it has all the codes selected in your dimension:
[Session Has All Selected Codes] = var __visibleFailureCodes = VALUES ( FailureCodes[FailureCode] ) -- note the "s" on the end (dims should end in "s") var __numOfVisibleCodes = COUNTROWS ( __visibleFailureCodes ) var __oneSessionVisible = HASONEVALUE ( FactTable[Session] ) var __existingCodesForSession = CALCULATETABLE ( VALUES ( FactTable[FailureCode] ), VALUES ( FactTable[Session] ), __visibleFailureCodes, ALL ( FactTable ) ) var __numOfExistingCodes = COUNTROWS ( __existingCodesForSession ) var __sessionHasAllSelectedCodes = ( __numOfExistingCodes = __numOfVisibleCodes ) return if ( __oneSessionVisible, __sessionHasAllSeletedCodes )
Best
Darek
Hi,
This wouldn't solve the problem as I want to see all the sessions that have all selected FailureCodes.
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