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Filtering with Charts on It
I have this table and with RAG status. The way it works or how I expect to work, if I filter all the GREENs, those items with GREEN in RAG STATUS should show, including the charts or trends. Is that possible, if yes, how?
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can we use sparkline?
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I think you are just pertaining to the chart. What i meant from my previous post is that I have the snapshot as an example. That is a table with a chart/trend in it. If i filter GREEN under the RAG STATUS, it will just show those rows that have GREEN in RAG STATUS column. And the trends/charts that come with those rows with GREEN under RAG STATUS column should also be shown.
I hope this is clear. Thanks!
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Hey there!
Yes, it is possible to filter your table by RAG status (GREEN) while ensuring that charts and trends remain visible in Power BI. Here’s how you can do it:
- Click on your table visualization in Power BI.
- In the Filters pane, locate the RAG Status column.
- Apply a filter:
- Set RAG Status = GREEN (or the equivalent value in your data).
- The table should now only display items with GREEN status, while keeping charts and trends visible.
Other option:
If your charts disappear when filtering, it’s likely because the measure driving the chart is affected by the filter. To prevent this, modify your DAX measure so it ignores the filter on RAG Status.
Try using the ALL function to ignore the filter in your measure:
NewMeasure = CALCULATE(
SUM(YourTable[Value]),
ALL(YourTable[RAG Status])
)
Hope this helps!
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