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Hi,
I have a case where I need to filter by labels However I need only WON, Lost and Others(Pending) which contains all other labels.
How Could I achieve it?
Solved! Go to Solution.
@PowerBigginerHow could I modify it to exclude "Cancelled" label from Pending group? So it should content all labels except WON, LOST and Cancelled
LabelsGroup = SWITCH( TRUE(), 'RequestTable-Splitted'[Planner_Labels] = "WON", "WON", 'RequestTable-Splitted'[Planner_Labels] = "Lost", "Lost", 'RequestTable-Splitted'[Planner_Labels] = "Cancelled", BLANK(), "Pending" )
Will it work as I described?
EDIT: It will create Blank option with Cancelled label. How to hide it 🙂
Create New column in your table
NewLable = SWITCH(TRUE(),tablename[Win_Status] = "WON","WON"
,tablename[Win_Status] = "Lost","Central","Pending")
Use this column in slicer
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@PowerBigginerHow could I modify it to exclude "Cancelled" label from Pending group? So it should content all labels except WON, LOST and Cancelled
LabelsGroup = SWITCH( TRUE(), 'RequestTable-Splitted'[Planner_Labels] = "WON", "WON", 'RequestTable-Splitted'[Planner_Labels] = "Lost", "Lost", 'RequestTable-Splitted'[Planner_Labels] = "Cancelled", BLANK(), "Pending" )
Will it work as I described?
EDIT: It will create Blank option with Cancelled label. How to hide it 🙂
in filter section you can apply not to show blank
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