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Currently we have created the following dashboard.
how can we implement the logic to get only 2 as a value in action oriented and 3 as a value in decision making.
Hi @dhavalrg, anmolmalviya05, thank you for your prompt reply!
Currently, it is not feasible to use slicers and filters in the dashboard, we can filter a dashboard tile in focus mode, however we can't save the filter.
Or we could only filter the data in report, create a measure as shown below:
MyMeasure =
IF (
SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Behavior:ActionOriented]) = 2 && SELECTEDVALUE('Table'[Behavior:DecisionMaking])= 3,
1,
0
)
Then use the measure to filter the table :
Best regards,
Joyce
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Our goal is to attain this outcome by employing a dynamic strategy, which allows us to choose various skill labels, resulting in corresponding outputs.
Hi @dhavalrg,
You could create different slicer to Behaviour:ActionOriented and Behaviour:DecisionMaking columns to filter the report.
Hi @dhavalrg, Hope you are doing good!
You can deal with this situation using DAX, you can try below approach:
MyMeasure =
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
SELECTEDVALUE(TableName[ColumnName]) = "Behaviour:ActionOriented", 2,
SELECTEDVALUE(TableName[ColumnName]) = "Behaviour:DecisionMaking", 3,
BLANK() -- This returns BLANK() if the column value is neither "a" nor "b"
)
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