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spenceratchison
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Dax to Ignore Specific Slicer

Hello,

I am attempting to create a measure that is responsive to a specific slicer, but not another. I will include screenshots to illustrate my issue.

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As you can see, this is functioning properly as the card is displaying the corresponding defensive value in the table for the slicer selection. I will now include a screenshot when a team is selected in the other slicer.

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The value goes to 0 whenever I select a team from both slicers and I am wanting my calculation to ignore the second slicer. I am aware that I can edit the interactions of the given slicer to have it not impact a specific visual, but I am planning on referencing this measure within other measures, so I can't have this other slicer impacting the value that it calculates. My current measure is 

Test Away Defense = IF(SELECTEDVALUE(Schedule[Away Team])=BLANK(),0,Calculate([Defensive Elo - Away Table],'Away Team Table'[Team] = SELECTEDVALUE('Schedule'[Away Team]),REMOVEFILTERS('Schedule'[Home Team]))). I thought the REMOVEFILTERS function would prevent that slicer from impacting my calculation, but it doesn't seem to be working that way. I appreciate the suggestions in advance!

 

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danextian
Super User
Super User

Hi @spenceratchison ,

 

You will need to use a separate table that doesn't have a relationship (disconnected table) from your fact tables and then create a measure so  it is filtered according to what is selected in the column from that disconnected table.

 

Disconnected Table =
//as a calcualted table
DISTINCT ( 'Table'[Slicer Column] )

 

My Measure =
CALCULATE (
    [My measure],
    FILTER (
        'Table',
        'Table'[Slicer Column] = SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Disconnected Table'[Slicer Column] )
    )
)

OR

My Measure =
CALCULATE (
    [My measure],
    FILTER (
        'Table',
        'Table'[Slicer Column] IN VALUES ( 'Disconnected Table'[Slicer Column] )
    )
)

 

Alternatively,

 

You can still create a relationship between your fact table and that calculated table but keep it INACTIVE. Use USERELATIONSHIP to invoke the relationship between the two

My Measure =
CALCULATE (
    [My measure],
    USERELATIONSHIP ( 'Disconnected Table'[Slicer Column], 'Table'[Slicer Column] )
)

 






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marcopaz
Frequent Visitor

This solution helped me a lot with my problem as well. Thank you so much

danextian
Super User
Super User

Hi @spenceratchison ,

 

You will need to use a separate table that doesn't have a relationship (disconnected table) from your fact tables and then create a measure so  it is filtered according to what is selected in the column from that disconnected table.

 

Disconnected Table =
//as a calcualted table
DISTINCT ( 'Table'[Slicer Column] )

 

My Measure =
CALCULATE (
    [My measure],
    FILTER (
        'Table',
        'Table'[Slicer Column] = SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Disconnected Table'[Slicer Column] )
    )
)

OR

My Measure =
CALCULATE (
    [My measure],
    FILTER (
        'Table',
        'Table'[Slicer Column] IN VALUES ( 'Disconnected Table'[Slicer Column] )
    )
)

 

Alternatively,

 

You can still create a relationship between your fact table and that calculated table but keep it INACTIVE. Use USERELATIONSHIP to invoke the relationship between the two

My Measure =
CALCULATE (
    [My measure],
    USERELATIONSHIP ( 'Disconnected Table'[Slicer Column], 'Table'[Slicer Column] )
)

 






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