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enavesca
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Using parameter as slicer

I’ve created the scatter chat below based on “SIZE” and “SCORE” metrics:

Size = CALCULATE(DIVIDE(SUM((table[Size_number])),COUNTROWS(table)))

Score = SUM(table[New_value])

 

Additionally, I create a parameter (slicer) through the option to considerer 4 measures (Big Bet, Incremental, Money Pit and Quick Win)

enavesca_0-1711994950159.png

 

Parameter = {

    ("Big Bets", NAMEOF('Measure'[BB]), 0),

    ("Incremental", NAMEOF('Measure'[IN]), 1),

    ("Money Pit", NAMEOF('Measure'[MP]), 2),

    ("Quick Win", NAMEOF('Measure'[QW]), 3)

    }

Measures:

BB = IF([Size]>3&&[Score]>72,"Big Bets","")

IN = IF([Size]<=3&&[Score]<=72,"Incremental","")

MP = IF([Size]>3&&[Score]<72,"Money Pit","")

QW = IF([Size]<=3&&[Score]>=72,"Quick Win","")

 

enavesca_1-1711994950162.png

 

At the end, I want to filter the 'INITIATIVE' using a parameter as a slicer. However, I am not sure how to link the parameter to the graph. I believe there might be a missing link between them.

 

I appreciate any contribution to solve this issue.

 

Thanks

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lbendlin
Super User
Super User

Those seem to be unrelated things. Your quadrants should always be present on the chart, so your filter would be more like a highlighter?

you are right. The quadrants will be always there, however, I want to present only those selected from the slicer. 

Go with the highlighter, don't waste your time on the filter.

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