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Essentially we want the same thing as if you had the same visual on a page twice and edited interactions for one to reject all filters. Only in such a way as I can then create a way to easily see the difference (lift), and with the data model using multiple tables.
I have been trying to use things like ALL or ALLSELECTED. But nothing I have tried has really worked.
Using a past data model, we had a team put everything into one table (which we don't want to do) in Power BI and then did this:
Axis = Name
Value = ([D]/[All])*100
D = DISTINCTCOUNT(Table[id]/
CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Table[id]),ALLEXCEPT(Table,Table[Field1],Table[Field2]...))
All = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Table[id], ALLEXCEPT(Table,Table[Name]/ CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Table[id],ALL(Table))
I appreciate any help! Thanks.
@SLS ,
To be general, ALLSELECTED() will not take effect on another table. Though don't know your specific requirement, you may add condition "IN VALUES(Another_Table[ID])" in the filter statement instead of ALLSELECTED().
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