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I want if select all is selected in date slicer it should show total sales for all dates, if no date selected it should show last date sales in date column and id any specific date selected it should show sales for that date.
There is no string "select all" in date column. And we can't compare date with string.
these are limitations please give proper result..
Totalsales = SUM([Sales])
VAR lastdatesvalues = CALCULATE(SUM([Sales]),LASTDATE(Date table))
VAR selected date = IF(ISFITHERED(Date table),
IF(Date table)=BLANK(),lastdates),SUM([Sale]))
RETURN
Totalsales
Hi @Angads
Please try
Values on selection =
SUMX ( TOPN ( 1, Sheet1, Sheet1[Date] ), Sheet1[Value] )
Its giving me sales for selected date only. I am not getting answer for multiple dates select with above formuale also I want total sales when I select "select all" option in slicer. @tamerj1
@Angads
Better to present a sample with the expected results as this new explanation does not match with the first one. If I follow your new explanation literally then just use SUM ( Sheet1[Value] )
I want total sales on card when i select "Select All" option in slicer.
or
if no date selected it should show last date sales in date column and id any specific date selected it should show sales for that dates. @tamerj1
@Angads
Please try
Values on selection =
IF (
ISFILTERED ( Sheet1[Date] ),
SUM ( Sheet1[Value] ),
SUMX ( TOPN ( 1, Sheet1, Sheet1[Date] ), Sheet1[Value] )
)
Its giving same result as of my formula but not giving Total sales on selecting "select all".
other two conditions are met but not the select all one! @tamerj1
@Angads
Are you using a custom visual slicer?
Normal slicer seems to interact normally with the ISFILTERED funtion
What when Select all is also there in the slicer! That time its not working! @tamerj1
@Angads
You are right, "Select All" is different than selecting all items one by one but it behaves exactly the same as nothing is selected. It does not seem to be any way to distinguish between the two scenarios.
@Greg_Deckler any ideas?
@tamerj1 Unfortunately no. Using the "Select all" feature simply behaves differently than individually selecting all of the items. It's the same as not selecting anything. I do not know of any way to distinguish between the two.
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