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taralouise123
Helper I
Helper I

Filter rows of a table based on another visual

Hi, 

 

I want to show of projects/milestones and percentage completion, but only show rows where percentage completion is not 100%- BUT when I click on another visual e.g. a bar chart, it will filter to show the 100% completed tasks as well. 

 

My table looks like this: 

 

Project Name                Next Major Milestone           Percentage Completion

Planning                        01 August 2024                     50%

Staff Training                 31 July 2024                          100%

Skills Calendar               08 August 2024                     20%

 

and my visual I want to filter based on is so I want it to show the 100% completed tasks if these are clicked upon but not show the tasks with 100% completion, if there's no filter.

taralouise123_0-1721912513880.png

 

I'm not even sure if this is possible so any insight is appreciated! 

 

Thanks 🙂 

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v-kongfanf-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @taralouise123 ,

 

You can try formula like below to create measure:

 

M1 = IF(MAX(Projects[Percentage Completion]) = 1,1,0)
M2 = IF(MAX(Projects[Percentage Completion]) = 1,0,1)
result = IF(ISFILTERED(Projects[Project Name]),[M1],[M2])

 

 

put result to table filter, if not select column in visual, the table visual shows not 100% rows:

vkongfanfmsft_0-1721981920515.png

after select column about 100%, the result show below:

vkongfanfmsft_1-1721982032118.png

 

Best Regards,
Adamk Kong

 

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v-kongfanf-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @taralouise123 ,

 

You can try formula like below to create measure:

 

M1 = IF(MAX(Projects[Percentage Completion]) = 1,1,0)
M2 = IF(MAX(Projects[Percentage Completion]) = 1,0,1)
result = IF(ISFILTERED(Projects[Project Name]),[M1],[M2])

 

 

put result to table filter, if not select column in visual, the table visual shows not 100% rows:

vkongfanfmsft_0-1721981920515.png

after select column about 100%, the result show below:

vkongfanfmsft_1-1721982032118.png

 

Best Regards,
Adamk Kong

 

If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

Thank you! This has helped. It's not filtered my table completely but it has removed the 100% completed tasks and then adding percentages in my project category table has helped with being able to drill through onto the 100% completed tasks anyway, so it's solved my issue, thanks. 

Hi @taralouise123 ,

 

Thanks for your feedback.

 

Best regards,

Adamk Kong

bhanu_gautam
Super User
Super User

@taralouise123 , Create a measure for filter first

ShowTasks =
   IF(
       ISFILTERED('Table'[Project Name]) || ISFILTERED('Table'[Next Major Milestone]),
       1,
       IF(
           MAX('Table'[Percentage Completion]) < 1,
           1,
           0
       )
   )
 

Select the visual where you want to show the projects/milestones and percentage completion.
Drag the ShowTasks measure to the visual-level filters pane.
Set the filter to show only rows where ShowTasks is 1.
Create Your Visuals:

Create the visual that shows the projects/milestones and percentage completion.
Create the bar chart or any other visual that you will use to filter the data.
Test the Interaction:

Click on the bar chart or any other visual to apply the filter.
The table visual should now show the 100% completed tasks when a filter is applied.
When no filter is applied, the table visual should exclude the 100% completed tasks.




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Thanks. Do you mean add it as a visual level filter on the table or the bar chart? When I added it on the table it didn't seem to change anything, but when I added it on the bar chart it removed the 100% completed project, so it's kind of opposite to what I wanted as I wanted it to remove on the table? 

 

Thanks! 

@taralouise123 , Add it on table Drag the ShowTasks measure to the visual-level filters pane.
Set the filter to show only where ShowTasks is 1.




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Ah yeah- I've added it on but doesn't seem to be working! 

 

 Measure is:

 

ShowTasks =
   IF(
       ISFILTERED('ROCC Project Planner'[Project Name]) || ISFILTERED('ROCC Project Planner'[Milestone Fix]),
       1,
       IF(
           MAX('ROCC Project Planner'[Percentage completion]) < 1,
           1,
           0
       )
   )
 
and filters on the visual are: 
 
taralouise123_0-1721914888119.png

 

Thanks

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