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LEMRAK
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Filter Matrix visual based on the current level In Scope, without affecting not in Scope values.

Hi All,

I'm trying to filter a Matrix visual based on a measure value category (segmenting the measure values). the problem is that the filter is filtering all rows in the visual, while the desired result would be just filtering the rows in the current context (i.e. based on the currently visible hierarchy of the matrix).

For Example, the delta% value of OFQ subsystem was 60.6% before filtering, and when a filter was applied the value changed to 79.7%. what is happening is that the filter is filtering out the rows in the next level ([Area] in this case); thus the value changes accordingly. 

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The desired output is to keep the 60.6% value as it's. and this should by dynamic based on the currently displayed level.

 

After a long research and trials, I've tried to detect the current displayed level using ISINSCOPE/HASONEVALUE functions, then exclude next level values with ALLSELECTED/REMOVEFILTERS. but it doesn't seem to detect the current level in scope correctly.

LEMRAK_0-1703666991008.png

Hope you can help me here.

Please note that I can't create the category filter in a column since all of my values are based on slicers selections; thus, I can't summarize the data in a table or a column. that's why I had to use a measure and add it to visual filters.

here is a sample report that mimics what I'm trying to do:
question.pbix


Thanks a lot,,

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LEMRAK
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Still struggling here 😭

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