Create new dynamic measure using slicer settings

[mlim0806]

Hi community,

This is a tricky one. Appreciate any thoughts or other suggestions to acheive this idea. 

I have a sample dataset below. I have a set population for Group A and Group B folks, and I want to create a Group C. But to see what that population may look like, I want to plug and play with the different column headers.

For example: Group A= all Tier 1's, Group B= all Tier 1's with 10+ years runway, Group C= all Tier 1's, with different variations of slicer selections. 

Can I create a new measure that will embed the slicers that says, Group B = ([highest level slicer], [runway (years) slicer], [compliance grade slicer], [program participant slicer], [total plans slicer]). And based on what I select in the slicers will dynamically create my Group C?

ID	Group A	Group B	highest level	runway (years)	compliance grade	program participant	total plans
1	yes	yes	tier 1	11	F	yes	3
2	yes	no	tier 1	7	F	yes	4
3	no	no	tier 2	6	F	yes	4
4	no	no	tier 2	11	C	yes	4
5	yes	yes	tier 1	25	E	yes	2
6	no	no	tier 3	6	D	yes	2
7	no	no	tier 3	8	C	no	2
8	yes	yes	tier 1	10	G	no	2
9	no	no	tier 3	10	F	yes	1
10	yes	yes	tier 1	20	F	yes	1
11	yes	yes	tier 1	15	G	no	4
12	yes	yes	tier 1	10	C	no	5

[v-menakakota]

Hi @mlim0806 ,

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[v-menakakota]

Hi @mlim0806 ,

I wanted to check if you had the opportunity to review the information provided @Sahir_Maharaj. Please feel free to contact us if you have any further questions. If the response has addressed your query, please accept it as a solution so other members can easily find it.

Thank you.

[v-menakakota]

Hi @mlim0806 ,

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Thank you.

[Sahir_Maharaj · Accepted solution]

Hello @mlim0806,

Yes you can achieve this using a dynamic DAX measure. Can you please try the following:

Group C Count =
CALCULATE (
    COUNTROWS ( YourTable ),
    YourTable[highest level] = "tier 1",
    KEEPFILTERS ( VALUES ( YourTable[runway (years)] ) ),
    KEEPFILTERS ( VALUES ( YourTable[compliance grade] ) ),
    KEEPFILTERS ( VALUES ( YourTable[program participant] ) ),
    KEEPFILTERS ( VALUES ( YourTable[total plans] ) )
)

[lbendlin]

Why would you need [Group A] and [Group B]?  Why not base your slicers on [highest level] and [runway]  choices?