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Hi, Please check the attached file (testdays.pbix). I need a slicer on page one including 3 options.
Option1- filter table visual based on dafediff >60.
Option2- filter table visual based on datediff>100.
Option3- filter table visual based on dafediff>900.
I want a slicer like that one in the test.pbix attached.
Solved! Go to Solution.
You need to add the Min field to the MeasureListTable and make sure it is a number.
The SelectedMeasure should be loooking at the Min column.
SelectedMeasure = SELECTEDVALUE(MeasureListTable[Min])
Then you write the filter measure and apply it as a filter on your table.
Filter Measure =
VAR _Days = [SelectedMeasure]
RETURN
CALCULATE (
COUNTROWS ( 'Table' ),
FILTER ( VALUES ( 'Table'[DifferenceDays] ), 'Table'[DifferenceDays] >= _Days )
)
I have attached your file with my updates.
You need to add the Min field to the MeasureListTable and make sure it is a number.
The SelectedMeasure should be loooking at the Min column.
SelectedMeasure = SELECTEDVALUE(MeasureListTable[Min])
Then you write the filter measure and apply it as a filter on your table.
Filter Measure =
VAR _Days = [SelectedMeasure]
RETURN
CALCULATE (
COUNTROWS ( 'Table' ),
FILTER ( VALUES ( 'Table'[DifferenceDays] ), 'Table'[DifferenceDays] >= _Days )
)
I have attached your file with my updates.
On the Days Filter table you should also sort the [Days Range] solumn by the [Min] Column so they appear in the correct order.
We can add a selection table that has the minimum days in it to use as a filter. Create a new table with this dax code.
Days Filter =
DATATABLE (
"Days Range", STRING,
"Min", INTEGER,
{
{ "All", 0 },
{ "> 60 days", 60 },
{ "> 100 days", 100 },
{ "> 900 days", 900 }
}
)
Then a measure to read the selection
Selected Option = SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Days Filter'[Min], 0 )
Then the mesure that will filter the table.
Filter Measure =
VAR _Days = [Selected Option]
RETURN
CALCULATE (
COUNTROWS ( 'Table' ),
FILTER ( VALUES ( 'Table'[DifferenceDays] ), 'Table'[DifferenceDays] >= _Days )
)
You can add that measure to the visual, set a filter on the field to [Filter Measure] is not blank.
You can then remove the [Filter Measure] from the table and it will keep the filter.
I have attached my sample file for you to look at.
Thank you for your reply. I should read it carefully so please give me time.
Meantime could you please check my attached file and let me know which command I should add to the switch command in 'Dynamicmeasure' measure so that it filters the table visual based on the selected vaule?
Thanks in advance.
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