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Hello im having a table (object on a sheet) on powerBI which i would like to filter its rows based on certain column(s).
This column(s) is a calculate measure. In our case if a value is below a certain percentage then dont show, the row this value belong to, on the table.
The calculated measures on the table are names: "% AVG Effort 1 Cost" and "% AVG Effort 2 Cost"
1. I would like on the following table to filter out the rows where % AVG Effort 1 Cost < 20%. After the filtering the table will only have 3 rows. I prefer to have a separate field which i can use it to filter out the rows, but im open to suggestions on this.
2. I would also like to filter out the rows based on both calculated measures "% AVG Effort 1 Cost" and "% AVG Effort 2 Cost"
E.g. Filter out rows where % AVG Effort 1 Cost < 20% AND % AVG Effort 2 Cost > 40%
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Thanks a lot
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Thank you for this partial solution.
There is one limitation though. The total row still shows data including the outliers.
I found a better filtering which also shows the correct total which is the following one.
I will add both yours and mine so as to help other readers:
Yours:
% AVG Effort 2 Cost 2 = IF([% AVG Effort 2 Cost] > 0.40, [% AVG Effort 2 Cost], BLANK())
Mine:
% AVG Effort 2 Cost 2 = CALCULATE([% AVG Effort 2 Cost];FILTER(Calculated_Measures;[% AVG Effort 2 Cost]>=0.4))
This is a great alternative
Hi themistoklis,
i got one partial solution for you... is it ok for...
or else tell me sample output how to display your results...
https://www.dropbox.com/s/micnrlo5chrxow2/PowerBI_Sample.pbix?dl=0
Thank you for this partial solution.
There is one limitation though. The total row still shows data including the outliers.
I found a better filtering which also shows the correct total which is the following one.
I will add both yours and mine so as to help other readers:
Yours:
% AVG Effort 2 Cost 2 = IF([% AVG Effort 2 Cost] > 0.40, [% AVG Effort 2 Cost], BLANK())
Mine:
% AVG Effort 2 Cost 2 = CALCULATE([% AVG Effort 2 Cost];FILTER(Calculated_Measures;[% AVG Effort 2 Cost]>=0.4))
This is a great alternative
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