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Hi all,
I'm looking to create a line and column clustered chart where a user can include and exclude certain measures based off of a slicer. The user would also need to be able to select multiple measures at once. I've made some progress but have run into some problems. Here are the details:
I created a table to house the slicer names for each measure, a "Measure Dimensions" table. Here's an example of the the variable/measure names included in that table:
Volume1
Volume2
Volume3
Cost1
Cost2
Cost3
I have already created a calculated measure for each of the above variables. Then, I created a measure for the clustered chart itself:
I created a measure like the one above for each variable. I am able to select one variable just fine. However, if I try to select multiple variables from my slicer, the chart defaults to including all of the variables in the chart, instead of just the ones I selected from the slicer. How do I fix this?
Solved! Go to Solution.
I found a solution here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIGGrrnMIgk
I'll leave this topic up in case anyone needs this in the future.
I found a solution here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIGGrrnMIgk
I'll leave this topic up in case anyone needs this in the future.
Thanks KAS634 - this video is exactly what I was looking for
maybe this is the job of calculation group
Hi Daniel, I'm not too sure I follow? I should add that the visual appears to work fine with just the cost measures. It starts to have issues when I add the volume measures.
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