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Hello,
I am having an issue creating a filter that will let me filter items with mulitple values in a column separated by commas. Here is an example of the table I am using:
I want this filter to be able to show names based on a color, with that color being in any of the three positions. For instance, If I were to click Blue I would want it to filter to Bill, David, Roger, Steven and Thomas as they all have blue somewhere in their color preference.
I have tried approaching this a few different ways. I have tried splitting the columns by delimeter into separate columns. The problem when I do that is the filter will only recognize the first entry so if I were to click Blue only Thomas would show up. Also I still only want one column for Color Preference and this splits Color Preference into 3 columns:
I have also tried using the delimeter to split them into multiple rows but then the issue becomes I have multiple rows repeating the same persons name:
Is there anyway to create the filter I need?
Solved! Go to Solution.
One way to approach it would be to create a second table with your colors, but do not relate it to the original table. Use this table as the filter.
Create a measure that looks for the selected value in the color table and and then looks in the color preference column for that value.
filteredNames =
var _selectedColor =
IF(
HASONEVALUE(colors[Color]),
SELECTEDVALUE(colors[Color])
)
var _nameCalc =
CALCULATE(
MIN('Table'[Name]),
FILTER('Table', CONTAINSSTRING('Table'[Color Preference], _selectedColor))
)
Return
_nameCalc
As long as you keep the color preference column in your table you will get the result you are looking for.
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One way to approach it would be to create a second table with your colors, but do not relate it to the original table. Use this table as the filter.
Create a measure that looks for the selected value in the color table and and then looks in the color preference column for that value.
filteredNames =
var _selectedColor =
IF(
HASONEVALUE(colors[Color]),
SELECTEDVALUE(colors[Color])
)
var _nameCalc =
CALCULATE(
MIN('Table'[Name]),
FILTER('Table', CONTAINSSTRING('Table'[Color Preference], _selectedColor))
)
Return
_nameCalc
As long as you keep the color preference column in your table you will get the result you are looking for.
Proud to be a Super User! | |
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