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Hi All,
Hoping someone can help. I suspect I have caused an issue due to my inexperience at modelling.
My model has a date table (marked as a date table) and time intelligence turned off, along with 4 fact tables
The 'Cases' table has the only active relationship to the date table. The other 3 are inactive relationships.
The page below shows data from the 'FORMS' table. Both the column chart and card visual contain the following measure:
Total Forms by Updated Date = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('Forms'[Form ID]), USERELATIONSHIP('Date Table'[Date],'Forms'[Last Updated Date]))
When I click on the column for January, sure enough the card visual filters down from 229 to just 9 however, the table visual is uneffected and still shows the full 229 forms.
I am hoping there is a way for the column chart to filter the table visual also.
Or if there is a better way to model with mutiple fact tables, any suggestions are appreciated.
I have uploaded an anonymised stripped down example here:
Anon Version 2.pbix
Solved! Go to Solution.
Add your measure to count the forms so the table has someting to filter.
Also, There is a filter on your table visual that is limiting it to between 1/1/2025 and 1/31/2025
Hi @vickyw ,
Based on the testing, creating the new column in Forms table.
Year and month = FORMAT(Forms[Last Updated], "mmm yyyy")
Then, creating the measure to filter the table visual.
Measure =
var _date = SELECTEDVALUE('Date Table'[Month & Year])
var _forms = SELECTEDVALUE(Forms[Year and month])
RETURN
IF(_date = _forms, 1, 0)
Drag the measure to the table visual Filters pane and set the show item is 1.
Best Regards,
Wisdom Wu
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Add your measure to count the forms so the table has someting to filter.
Also, There is a filter on your table visual that is limiting it to between 1/1/2025 and 1/31/2025
I love & appreciate this forum so much. It never ceases to amaze me that I can post a question after work one night, and by the next morning I have a solution.
Thank you so much both.
I dragged the measured used in the other 2 visuals to the table also, and it is now filtering from clicks on the column chart 🙂
(Ah yes, apologies I was trying to filter the table from the filter pane also, and forgot to remove this from my sample workbook before posting it 😖)
Column chart now filtering table: