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Anonymous
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Aggregate sum not available for numeric slicer/slider

I have created a map that sums membership counts by state.

Fine.  Nice bubbles sized by aggregate summary count.

mfichman_0-1659991613041.png

 

Task: I have created a numeric 'between' slicer/slider to filter results down to only those states with a membership count between x and y.

mfichman_1-1659991645776.png

 

Problem: The slicer/slider is being created at the detail row level (0 or 1 count for each row) rather than the aggregate summary count per state level as shown in its related bubble map visual.

Question: Can I create a slider control based upon the aggregate summary state count (ex. 1,234 for Texas) rather than the detail row count (1)?

 

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Anonymous
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Thanks for the interest.

Simply put, the below table shows some example source data.  Each row has a 0 or 1 for Membership_Count.

The visual above's bubble amounts show the summation of Membership_Count (e.g. 2 for CT, 5 for CA, 7 for TX, 4 for FL, 5 for MI, 0 for LA and NC).  This is correct.

The slider shows only 0 to 1, representing Membership_Count on each detail record.  This is incorrect.

I'd like the slider to represent State_Province totals from the smallest (e.g. 0 for LA and NC) to largest (e.g. 7 for TX). 

Outside of pre-populating the source data with the totals on each row is there a way for PowerBI to do with the slider what it did for the bubbles - sum the total by State_Province.

Member_NumberMembership_CountState_Province
1234561CT
1234571CT
1234581CA
1234591CA
1234601CA
1234611CA
1234621CA
1234630NC
1234641TX
1234651TX
1234661TX
1234671TX
1234681TX
1234691TX
1234701TX
1234711FL
1234721FL
1234731FL
1234741FL
1234750LA
1234761MI
1234771MI
1234781MI
1234791MI
1234801MI
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Resolver II
Resolver II

Hi @Anonymous ,

Could you please provide some sample data and your desired output? I cannot understand your meaning correctly. you can create simple data with excel, then show me the screenshots about the data and the desired output your want.

 

Best regards.

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