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Hi all, first post here but frequent lurker.
I am trying to get to where when I select one line from the first table (image below), the second table will display inventory for the part number associated with that line, but grab inventory amounts from all facilities (labeled LOGCO)/warehouses across our enterprise. The current measure I have to do this filters the part appropriately but only for the work order/facility/warehouse associated with the line item in the first table:
SelectedPartNum = CALCULATE(SELECTEDVALUE('LN_TSWCS410 - Work Order Activity'[T$ITEM]),FILTER('Warehouse Inventory','Warehouse Inventory'[Item]='Warehouse Inventory'[Item]))
How do I modify the SELECTEDVALUE above to only filter by item (part number)?
Image of what I want it to look like (I wrote in the other facility's inventory so you can see desired result vs. current result).
Thanks!
*Lots of hiding data because my organization is incredibly sensitive about these things, apologies if it makes this harder to understand*
Hi @Anonymous ,
Is there any relationship between the table 'LN_TSWCS410 - Work Order Activity' and 'Warehouse Inventory'? Could you please provide some fake data in these two tables with Text format and the explanation of your final expected result? And how did you set the first and second table visuals? It is better if you can share a simplified pbix file. You can refer the following link to upload the file to the community. Thank you.
How to upload PBI in Community
Best Regards
SELECTEDVALUE needs to be placed outside of the CALCULATE. Read about using "variables" in DAX.
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