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Hi I am trying to filter a table by a score (measure)
Say select a student B and his score is 60 I would like the table to bring back all of the students that have the same score;
Any help will be great.
Thanks
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@Anonymous This could be a possible workaround:
Create the above visuals and edit interaction of Student Fi;ter and Table.
- Now when you select a student, the mark is going to be highlighted in the card, but the table values would not change as you have editted interaction. ( At the same time your score filter would change)
- Now select 60 in the slicer and then the table would give you a list of students in that score.
* *Just a workaround, and they would all make better sense if the visuals are arranged accordingly with proper headers (Say select a student of your choice and then a score)
Hey @Anonymous
could you show how score is calculated?
Student Score
| Student A | 50 |
| Student B | 60 |
| Student C | 60 |
| Student D | 60 |
And the end result would be like below;
@Anonymous This could be a possible workaround:
Create the above visuals and edit interaction of Student Fi;ter and Table.
- Now when you select a student, the mark is going to be highlighted in the card, but the table values would not change as you have editted interaction. ( At the same time your score filter would change)
- Now select 60 in the slicer and then the table would give you a list of students in that score.
* *Just a workaround, and they would all make better sense if the visuals are arranged accordingly with proper headers (Say select a student of your choice and then a score)
Hi @Anonymous
Yep this is kinda the first route that i went down, but really they want it in one click ( you know what users are like).
But i am unsure if there is a solution as you are unable to have a measure directly in the visual.
Thanks
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