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I have a table named "RunData" with dozens of columns, which I'd like to filter based on the value in the "RunNum" column based on a what-if parameter slider slicer. The result needs to be a table because are multiple rows that match the parameter, and I'd like the data from all the columns in the original table.
So I'd like to dynamically extract a subset of rows from my original table when I change the slider.
Creating a measure
Measure = SELECTEDVALUE('RunData'[RunNum]) = 4
and then a table based on that measure defined as
FilteredTable = Filter('RunData',[Measure])
works exactly as intended.
But updating the measure to not have the filter value hard coded (i.e. 4) but rather be the output of the what-if parameter breaks the functionality.
Following option all result in an empty FilteredTable:
Measure = SELECTEDVALUE('RunData'[RunNum]) = SELECTEDVALUE(RunFilter[RunFilter])
Measure = SELECTEDVALUE('RunData'[RunNum]) = RunFilter[RunFilterValue]Thank you for your help
Hi @ElioXh ,
According to your description, I understand that you want to filter the table by measure with parameter. Unfortunately, New table Functions does not dynamically change as the measure changes. However, you can create a new table and use What-If Parameter to filter the data in the table.
You can follow these steps:
1.Add a parameter
2.Add a measure
Measure =
IF (
SELECTEDVALUE ( RunData[RunNum] ) = [Parameter Value],
'Parameter'[Parameter Value],
BLANK ()
)
Final output:
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If it does not help, please provide more details with your desired out put and pbix file without privacy information.
Best Regards,
Yifan Wang
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Hi Yifan,
Thanks for your help, a sample pbix showcasing the issue can be dowloaded at the following link.
Applying the parameter to a single column works exactly as intended, and can be driven by the parameter slider, but the issue for my end use-case is I have over 300 columns in my table, and defining measures for each column is not viable. Which is why I want to create a subset table of my original table, containing only the filtered rows of interest.
If I define a filtered table as below, this works exactly as desired:
FilteredTable = FILTER(RunData,RunData[RunNum]=4)
But if I try and link the filter to use the parameter, that yields a blank table.
FilteredTable = FILTER(RunData,RunData[RunNum]=SELECTEDVALUE(Parameter[Parameter]))
Is there a way to create the subset table in a way that can be updated based on a parameter?
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