Single slicer for multiple column multiple categories

[Anonymous]

Main Table:

Customer Type	Customer 1 Name	Customer 1 BU	Customer 2 Name	Customer 2 BU	Customer 1 Owning User	Customer 2 Owning User	Customer 1 Created By	Customer 2 Created By
Contact	Customer A	BU_1	Customer A_1	BU_2	rocky	james	june	cindy
Contact	Customer B	BU_2	Customer B_2	BU_3	james	chris	may	june
Contact	Customer C	BU_3	Customer C_3	BU_3	chris	rocky	cindy	may

I have to have one slicer for

A) "Customer 1 BU" & "Customer 2 BU" with values as

Customer BU

BU_1

BU_2

BU_3

B) "Customer 1 Owning User" & "Customer 2 Owning User" with values as

Customer Owning User

rocky

james

chris

C) "Customer 1 Created By" & "Customer 2 Created By" with values as

Customer Created By

june

may

cindy

Expected Output:
If I select, "BU_1" from the single slicer "Customer BU", the table should return row number 1 only.

If I select, "June" from the single slicer "Customer Owning User", the table should return row number 1 & 2.

I did try to use the solution provided in 
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Once-Slicer-for-multiple-columns/td-p/407949

but it works for one slicer only. I need it for multiple slicers as explained above. Also, the solution says that you need to add the measure to the visual but I don't want that to be added.
Please help PowerBI community Members

[lbendlin]

You can still achieve these results with the properly normalized main table. The matrix visual is your friend.  Or some minor DAX code.

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

I figured it out. Tweaked the logic mentioned in the https://www.sqlbi.com/articles/creating-a-slicer-that-filters-multiple-columns-in-power-bi/

[Anonymous]

You are probably right. 
But I'm afraid, the matrix visual won't work for me in this scenario. Maybe you could help with the DAX code. As mentioned in the query, the solution provided in the following link works perfectly for a single category.

https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Once-Slicer-for-multiple-columns/td-p/407949

Maybe a little help with the DAX to add another category to it (Customer BU & Customer Owning User).
Do you catch my drift?

[lbendlin]

This is how your main table should look like

[Anonymous]

I appreciate your time on this.

The way I have shown the main table, that's the ideal behavior of this report. It is to find duplicate customers based on certain conditions. 
So customer A & customer A_1 are like victim & survivor respectively. So if I bring them all customers in one column, that would defeat the purpose of this report.

[lbendlin]

Have you considered unpivoting your table (by adding the customer id as a column)?

[Anonymous]

This is the report view that I have shown above. I have a column named 'external_id' that can individually identify customer 1 & 2 if that's what you are referring to. @lbendlin