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Good morning
I have a report with calculated economic measures of this kind.
When I drag the measurement to the filter object it does nothing.
I don't know if anyone can help me.
Thank you.
You can't use a measure on a slicer, but you could create a workaround. Add a new numeric range parameter with start and end values big enough to cover all the values which your measure could foreseeably return.
Then you could create a new measure to use as a filter, like
Value is visible =
VAR CurrentValue = [Sales Consumption]
VAR MinSliderValue =
MIN ( 'Number range'[Value] )
VAR MaxSliderValue =
MAX ( 'Number range'[Value] )
RETURN
IF ( MinSliderValue <= CurrentValue && CurrentValue <= MaxSliderValue, 1 )
Add this new measure as visual level filter to only show when the value is 1
Hi how are you, I implemented your solution to my board (thank you very much), but segmentation only affects one object, meaning that when I move the slider, only one object is affected. I added the measurements as visual level filters to the other objects, but it doesn't work. I would like to know if it can be resolved.
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Thank you very much in advance
Good I have applied the changes that you have indicated I have the parameter
associated with the filter object
And I have created the measure as you indicate.
OK, the column is called Number Range as well. Just change 'Number Range'[Value] to 'Number Range'[Number Range] in both instances.
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