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juliamanda
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Line and clustered column chart - ignore slicer selections for line measure

Hi,

 

I am using a Line and clustered column chart visual to present data from different categories inside the same column. I would like to keep the line category visible all the time nevertheless what categories have been selected in the category slicer. Only columns' visibility would be affected by the slicer selections. 

 

At this point slicer removes line on every selection.

 

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Column Measure looks like:

CALCULATE(LASTNONBLANKVALUE ( Calendar[Date], AVERAGE ( Table[Revenue] ) ), FILTER(Category Table, Category Table[Category] <> "A"))

 

Line Measure looks like:

 

CALCULATE(LASTNONBLANKVALUE ( Calendar[Date], AVERAGE ( Table[Revenue] ) ), FILTER(Category Table, Category Table[Category] = "A"))

 

 

Any tips on this?

 

Thanks in advance! 

Julia

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juliamanda
Regular Visitor

I modified the line measure and got it fixed. The solution was to replace FILTER with ALLEXCEPT.

CALCULATE(LASTNONBLANKVALUE ( Calendar[Date], AVERAGE ( Table[Revenue] ) ), ALLEXCEPT(Category Table, Category Table[Category]), Category Table[Category] = "A")

 

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juliamanda
Regular Visitor

I modified the line measure and got it fixed. The solution was to replace FILTER with ALLEXCEPT.

CALCULATE(LASTNONBLANKVALUE ( Calendar[Date], AVERAGE ( Table[Revenue] ) ), ALLEXCEPT(Category Table, Category Table[Category]), Category Table[Category] = "A")

 

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