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Hi
I have this situation where in the felt table there is some calculated data.
I must display these positions in multiple scenarios, without first 3 clients, than without first 7 , 15 and so on based on their total value.
I initially tried to use table as filter visual but i do not have possibility to make all clients default "all selected" than to deselect first 3, 5...
When i use slicer, it doesn't let me to insert a second column with total value near client name.
In this example i deselected first 5 clients so the value in the left table is 418,221 instead of 985,829 which is in the "filer table"
Any ideea about how can i solve this?
Thank you
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what about changing the dax formulat in the left table to something like the following logic :
when you select on the table visual ,
take all the other not selected clients.
would you think something like this would solve your problem ?
this is the dax :
measue =
var d = values(table_name[client_column])
var all_clients = all(table_name[client_col])
var ex = except ( all_clients , d )
var calc =
calculate (
sum(tabl_name[col]) ,
keepfilters ( ex )
)
return
calc
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what about changing the dax formulat in the left table to something like the following logic :
when you select on the table visual ,
take all the other not selected clients.
would you think something like this would solve your problem ?
this is the dax :
measue =
var d = values(table_name[client_column])
var all_clients = all(table_name[client_col])
var ex = except ( all_clients , d )
var calc =
calculate (
sum(tabl_name[col]) ,
keepfilters ( ex )
)
return
calc
If my answer helped sort things out for you, feel free to give it a thumbs up and mark it as the solution! It makes a difference and might help someone else too. Thanks for spreading the good vibes! 👍🤠
Good ideea:)
Thank you