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Madhu155154
Helper I
Helper I

How to set Default filter for Matrix or Table

Hi everyone, I want a matrix to show values for a particular filter, L1, from KPI Level by default.


Note:  I will use KPI Level as a slicer. When I click on the L2 slicer, the table should display L2 data. For L3 selection, it should show L3 data, and for L1, it should show L1 data.

 

If no filters from the KPI Level slicer are selected, the table should display only L1 data by default.

The table needs to include the following columns:

- KPI Level
- Region
- Category
- Target
- Actual

Below is the data view of the dataset:

 

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ChatGPT data prompt:  https://chatgpt.com/share/b2a755d3-e928-4817-80ef-a643de3c6bf0

Dax formula i used: 

Defualt_Target =

Var _a = SELECTEDVALUE(Data[KPI Level], "L1")

Var _b = CALCULATE(sum(Data[Target]), FILTER(Data,
Data[KPI Level]= _a ))

RETURN _b



I am not able to acheive the result what i wanted

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Rupak_bi
Responsive Resident
Responsive Resident

Hi Based on my understanding, here is my solotion

Rupak_bi_0-1723553256664.png

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Approach I used here is  - 
1. created a new disconnected table with KPI values
2. switched the output based on KPI filters. formula as below:

 

 

sum of target =
SWITCH(TRUE(),SELECTEDVALUE('Table (2)'[KPI Level],"L1")=max('Table (3)'[new kpi]),calculate(sum('Table (2)'[Target]),'Table (2)'[KPI Level]=max('Table (3)'[new kpi])))


if this solves your purpose, please accept this as solution.

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ahadkarimi
Solution Specialist
Solution Specialist

@Madhu155154create the two measures below, try them out, and let me know if there are any issues.
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Filtered_Target =
VAR SelectedKPI = SELECTEDVALUE(Data[KPI Level], "L1")
RETURN
CALCULATE(
    SUM(Data[Target]),
    Data[KPI Level] = SelectedKPI
)
Filtered_Actual =
VAR SelectedKPI = SELECTEDVALUE(Data[KPI Level], "L1")
RETURN
CALCULATE(
    SUM(Data[Actual]),
    Data[KPI Level] = SelectedKPI
)

 

Rupak_bi
Responsive Resident
Responsive Resident

Hi Based on my understanding, here is my solotion

Rupak_bi_0-1723553256664.png

Rupak_bi_1-1723553279668.pngRupak_bi_2-1723553290214.pngRupak_bi_3-1723553299598.png

Approach I used here is  - 
1. created a new disconnected table with KPI values
2. switched the output based on KPI filters. formula as below:

 

 

sum of target =
SWITCH(TRUE(),SELECTEDVALUE('Table (2)'[KPI Level],"L1")=max('Table (3)'[new kpi]),calculate(sum('Table (2)'[Target]),'Table (2)'[KPI Level]=max('Table (3)'[new kpi])))


if this solves your purpose, please accept this as solution.

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