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kkalyanrr
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Bypass one category from Slicer Categories

Hello Team,

 

I'm trying to locate 3 types of categories on Map, it has multiple filters like suburb, locality..
my requirement is of 3 categories , one category should always visible even though I apply any other filters...
Any idea..

CategoriesLatitudeLongitudeSuburbLocality
Migration Location-37.8363144.6595TarneitTarneit
Migration Location-37.6383145.016Epping NorthEpping
Migration Location-37.6383145.016EppingEpping
Home Suburb Location-37.8504144.6064Wyndham ValeWyndham Vale
Home Suburb Location-37.5922145.0855MerndaWyndham Vale
Home Suburb Location-37.407144.962WallanWallan
Display-37.301144.959MissingMissing
Display-38.1529145.1954MissingMissing
Display-37.5813144.9258MissingMissing




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Scenario 1 :
when I select Tarniet from Suburb , Tarniet should be highlated also all the Displays are also to be shown..
Scenario 2 :
When I select Epping from Locality, Epping should be highlated also all the Displays are also to be shown..

no matter what I select in suburb/locality filters , Displays(Black Bubbles) should be there always on Map... 

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v-jayw-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @kkalyanrr ,

 

Create independent slicer tables then create a measure like below:

slicer1 = distinct([suburb])
slicer2 = distinct([locality])
Measure = if(selectedvalue([categories]) = "Display"||selectedvalue([suburb]) in values(slicer1[suburb])&&selectedvalue([locality]) in values(slicer2[locality]),1,0)

 Add the measure to visual filter and set value = 1.

 

Best Regards,

Jay

Community Support Team _ Jay
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution
to help the other members find it.

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v-jayw-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @kkalyanrr ,

 

Create independent slicer tables then create a measure like below:

slicer1 = distinct([suburb])
slicer2 = distinct([locality])
Measure = if(selectedvalue([categories]) = "Display"||selectedvalue([suburb]) in values(slicer1[suburb])&&selectedvalue([locality]) in values(slicer2[locality]),1,0)

 Add the measure to visual filter and set value = 1.

 

Best Regards,

Jay

Community Support Team _ Jay
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution
to help the other members find it.

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