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Hello!
I'm a Power BI newby, so bear with me, or let me know if Ia not providing enough details.
I have a table with enrollment records called 'Students' (for multiple years) , and a table 'Applications' (with all apllications for multiple years)
I have created a report where I want to show the applications funnel for a specific year. I am using a slicer to filter the students enrolled ('Students'[Year]). Ideally that same slicer would filter the column StartTerm in the Applications table, but I can't get that to work.
So I tried something different. I created a measure to store the value selected in the slicer: SelectedYear = SELECTEDVALUE('Students[Year]), hoping that I can then use it to compare the StartTerm value in the Applications table and return a filtered table with all the relevant rows, but it doesn't seem to be working.
Here's what I have for the filtered table:
I sohuld add that when I use a statis text in quotes, it works just fine: For example,
ApplicantListSelectedYear = FILTER('Applications','Applications'[Year] = "2020FA" )
This returns the filterd table with only applicants who wish to start in Fall 2020.
I also have verified that the measure is storing the selected value correctly.
What am I doing wrong? Or is there another way to do this altogether?
Thanks!
@jhuaco . a calculated table can not use slicer value
You can get slicer value in filter of measure like
Countrows(FILTER('Applications','Applications'[Year] = max('Students'[SelectedYear] )))
Countrows(FILTER('Applications','Applications'[Year] = selectedvalue('Students'[SelectedYear] )))
or
measure =
var _max = maxx(allselected('Students','Students'[SelectedYear])
return
Countrows(FILTER('Applications','Applications'[Year] = _max )))
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