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Hey folks,
I am trying to create a measure that harvests multiple values from a slicer and display on a page title. The formular currently in use is only capable of harvesting 1 value and return "More than a month selected". The formular is as below.
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Hi, @Anonymous
To harvest multiple values from a slicer, you can try in VALUES('Table'[column]) to replace SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[column]).
If I misunderstood, please share a sample pbix or relevant screenshots to further clarify your question.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
VALUES will return a table with all the values selected in a slicer but such a table can't be used directly in a report. A measure must always return a single value with no exceptions. So, to visualize all the values selected in a slicer you have to also use the CONCATENATEX function over VALUES to turn the individual rows of the virtual table into a string that can then be displayed.
Hi, @Anonymous
To harvest multiple values from a slicer, you can try in VALUES('Table'[column]) to replace SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[column]).
If I misunderstood, please share a sample pbix or relevant screenshots to further clarify your question.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
Thanks @v-easonf-msft. I think you got it quite right...only a slight difference. The challenge isnt to harvest value..but values. Using the Value DAX command failed to harvest values. When I selected more than 1 variable, the solution crashed.
Hi, @Anonymous
Please show the full formula you are currently using or related screenshots.
This will better help me understand the question.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
Apparently @v-easonf-msft , I need to use the CONCATENATEX function in front of the values function to harvest all the values as advised above.
Thanks for assistance. Truly appreciate it.
Instead of SELECTEDVALUE() use FILTERS()
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