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Hi...
I need to find out the correct way to complete the formula below based on the input of the user in a slicer that filters a collumn: "Tabela_Ações"[Módulo].
Actions Overdue =
COUNTROWS (
FILTER (
'Tabela_Ações',
'Tabela_Ações'[Data do Evento] < tb_Acompanhamento_Semanal[Data]
&& 'Tabela_Ações'[Status 90D Criteria] = "Open Overdue"
&& 'Tabela_Ações'[Módulo] = VALUEOFTHESELECTEDSLICER
)
)
Any way to solve this? Tables are not related. In my mind it should be simple, but I have tried different solutions no results so far.
Thank you @TomMartens for your prompt reply.
Hi @areias_br ,
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Hey @areias_br,
I recommend this approach:
Actions Overdue =
var valuesfromslicer = values( 'Tabela_Ações'[Módulo] )
return
COUNTROWS (
FILTER (
'Tabela_Ações',
'Tabela_Ações'[Data do Evento] < tb_Acompanhamento_Semanal[Data]
&& 'Tabela_Ações'[Status 90D Criteria] = "Open Overdue"
&& 'Tabela_Ações'[Módulo] IN valuesfromslicer
)
)
If you are using IN instead of = it will become possible to process a multiselection in the measure.
If you do not want use multiselect you can use the below approach, but then you might consider to provide a default value:
Actions Overdue =
var slicervalue = SELECTEDVALUE( 'Tabela_Ações'[Módulo] , "defaultvalue" )
return
COUNTROWS (
FILTER (
'Tabela_Ações',
'Tabela_Ações'[Data do Evento] < tb_Acompanhamento_Semanal[Data]
&& 'Tabela_Ações'[Status 90D Criteria] = "Open Overdue"
&& 'Tabela_Ações'[Módulo] = slicervalue
)
)
Hopefully this provides what you are looking for.
Regards,
Tom
Hi,
It didn't work 😞
When I click the slicer the values of the graph don't change.
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