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Anonymous
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Filter values at aggregation level

Hi,

 

I have report with 3 grids displaying sum of users vs device, browser and operating system as shown below. I have to add a user slicer to this page where the devices, browser and operating system can be filtered out.

neelofarshama_0-1632329701190.png

When I add a slicer and select > 220,000 the results are wrongly displayed. I want only "Other" to be filtereed out in 1st grid.

neelofarshama_1-1632329998737.png

Required results

neelofarshama_2-1632330282282.png

 

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Anonymous
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Hi @Anonymous ,

 

The information you provided was not clear enough. Check if amitchandak's formula works for you. Otherwise please provided some sample data and the formula you are using.

 

Best Regards,

Jay

amitchandak
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@Anonymous , You need a measure like
Switch ( True() ,

isinscope(Table[Device]), Sumx(Filter(Values(Table[Device]),[Users] >selectedvalue(Slicer[Value])),[Users]),
isinscope(Table[browser]), Sumx(Filter(Values(Table[browser]),[Users] >selectedvalue(Slicer[Value])),[Users]),
// add OTHERS
)

 

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Anonymous
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This formula did not work for me its giving wrong values as shown below the original one is on the top and bottom one is with applied measure.

neelofarshama_0-1632927224692.png

 

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