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Hello!
I was wondering how to achieve the following:
My data has shipment information, which contians, for example, the customers and the start and end location. I need a Card visual to display all performed shipments. When a customer is filtered via slicer and/or clicking in visual, this card needs to display the shipments for this customer. But it may not be filtered any more than this (except date filters). When I (on a map-visual) click on a start or end location this value must not change, and keep showing the total amount for this customer. Is this achievable?
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Hi @bnjmnnl
As per my understanding your Requirement:
You want a Card visual in Power BI that displays the total number of shipments for a selected customer and date, but should:
Not change when interacting with a map visual (e.g., clicking on Start or End Location)
Still reflect filters from customer slicers or other visuals related to the customer or date.
My solution to this is:
In your Fact Shipments table, create a measure that ignores location filters but still respects customer and date filters:
CustomerShipmentCount = CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( Shipments ), REMOVEFILTERS ( Shipments[StartLocation], Shipments[EndLocation] )
This ensures:
The measure is not affected by filters on StartLocation and
EndLocation
But it still responds to slicers/filters on Customer and
Date
To prevent the Map visual (or any other visual) from affecting the Card:
Select the Card visual
Go to the top menu: Format → Edit Interactions
Click on the Map visual
Set the interaction to “None” (the circle-with-slash icon 🚫)
This disables the map's ability to filter the card but keeps other filters (like Customer slicers) intact.
Your Card visual displays total shipments for the selected customer and date
It ignores interactions from map visuals showing start/end locations
It remains dynamic and responsive to slicers for Customer and Date
If you find this insightful, please provide a Kudo and accept this as a solution.
Hi @bnjmnnl
As per my understanding your Requirement:
You want a Card visual in Power BI that displays the total number of shipments for a selected customer and date, but should:
Not change when interacting with a map visual (e.g., clicking on Start or End Location)
Still reflect filters from customer slicers or other visuals related to the customer or date.
My solution to this is:
In your Fact Shipments table, create a measure that ignores location filters but still respects customer and date filters:
CustomerShipmentCount = CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( Shipments ), REMOVEFILTERS ( Shipments[StartLocation], Shipments[EndLocation] )
This ensures:
The measure is not affected by filters on StartLocation and
EndLocation
But it still responds to slicers/filters on Customer and
Date
To prevent the Map visual (or any other visual) from affecting the Card:
Select the Card visual
Go to the top menu: Format → Edit Interactions
Click on the Map visual
Set the interaction to “None” (the circle-with-slash icon 🚫)
This disables the map's ability to filter the card but keeps other filters (like Customer slicers) intact.
Your Card visual displays total shipments for the selected customer and date
It ignores interactions from map visuals showing start/end locations
It remains dynamic and responsive to slicers for Customer and Date
If you find this insightful, please provide a Kudo and accept this as a solution.
Thank you for the answer. However:
interactions is not preffered as I would also use this value in other measures to calculate % etc. Next to that, is there a viceversa way to achieve? One that does not tell to ignore those two columns, but a way to tell to only filter on customer and date? As all other slicer(and visual)selections should not affect this value
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