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Hi,
I am trying to capture the values selected in a slicer so I can display a notification on screen such as "You have selected the following: A, B, C).
For displaying if a single value is selcted, I am using the following:
HasOneValue =
"You have selected the following Territory filter: "
& IF (
HASONEVALUE ( Rev[Territory] ),
ALLSELECTED ( Rev[Territory] ),
" More than one territory")
)
However, for the second part of the if statement, I would like to show the actual unique values selected in the slicer concatenated together (e.g. "You have selected the following Territory filter: Territory 1, Territory 2"). I tried using concatenatex, and this works...too well! It passes in every value from every row that matches my filter context. I next tried wrapping the column I want to return with DISTINCT, as follows:
HasOneValue =
"You have selected the following Territory filter: "
& IF (
HASONEVALUE ( Rev[Territory] ),
ALLSELECTED ( Rev[Territory] ),
CONCATENATEX ( rev, DISTINCT ( Rev[Territory] ), "," )
)
However, this returns an error inside the visual, although the DAX code itself does not show an error when run.
Any thoughts as to how to fix this?
Thanks,
Scott
Solved! Go to Solution.
Solved it. Just in case anyone wants to see the solution:
TerritoriesSelected = "You have selected the following territories: " & CONCATENATEX(VALUES(Rev[Territory]),Rev[Territory],", ")
Best,
Scott
Solved it. Just in case anyone wants to see the solution:
TerritoriesSelected = "You have selected the following territories: " & CONCATENATEX(VALUES(Rev[Territory]),Rev[Territory],", ")
Best,
Scott
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