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tzuchiao
1 year agoRegular Visitor
Filtering with an OR condition and user-defined thresholds
Hello community, I have a dataset like this: ID, Consistent, Deviation. I want to remove rows where Consistent < 15 and Deviation > 90, which is easy with a new column: is_bad = if (Consiste...
- 1 year ago
Hi tzuchiao
You can use what-if parameters as the values to feed to the filter. You can modify its calcualted table formula to reference the max consistent/deviation value so the series of numbers becomes dynamic. This feature generates a series of numbers and which slicer allows for a single value selection using a slider. Please see the attached sample pbix.
You can then use a measure to visually filter your table using an OR logic.
Consistent Deviation Filter = // This measure calculates the count of rows in 'Table' based on a filter condition. CALCULATE ( COUNTROWS ( 'Table' ), // Counts the rows in 'Table' KEEPFILTERS ( FILTER ( // Applies a filter on 'Table'[Consistent] and 'Table'[Deviation] columns ALL ( 'Table'[Consistent], 'Table'[Deviation] ), // Filters rows where 'Consistent' is greater than or equal to [ConsistentFilter Value] // OR 'Deviation' is less than or equal to [DeviationFilter Value] 'Table'[Consistent] >= [ConsistentFilter Value] || 'Table'[Deviation] <= [DeviationFilter Value] ) ) )
amitchandak
1 year agoSuper User
tzuchiao , You have pust this a measures whenever you need
example
Sumx(filter( Table, [Consistent] >= 15 OR [Deviation] <= 90), Table[Value])