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Hello,
Hope someone can help me out.
Let's say I have a data model with a Store Table and Billings Table such that
Now, I want to have a scenario where I can have a store name slicer and a store state slicer. When I select a store name, it will give me the sales for the particular store and when I selected a state, it would give me the total amount for the entire state in the same visual.
For instance, in the below table
Store 2 should be 410 (120+140+150) while Billings (State) should be 1,050 (summation of store 1, 2 and 3 as they're all part of CA)
Workarounds I've tried:
Creating two Store tables and then manually using ALLSELECTED where
Solved! Go to Solution.
Was about to delete this post 😂
Realized if we are using two different columns to filter, can just use removeiflters for the column which we don't want to filter.
i.e.
add a relate colnum in Bill table.
State = related(Store Table[State])
Or
Billings (State) =
var _State = SELECTEDVALUE('Store Table (2)'[State])
CALCULATE(
SUM('Billings Table'[Invoice Amount]),
Filter(ALLSELECTED('Billings Table'),RELATED('Store Table (2)'[State]) = _State)
)
And change your relationship to both.
Was about to delete this post 😂
Realized if we are using two different columns to filter, can just use removeiflters for the column which we don't want to filter.
i.e.
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