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Hello Good morning,
When I choose the option on slicer example: month slicer for month January
The table displays the column A, B, C, and D for the January month
Instead, I am trying to achieve that when the user selects a month Jan
The table should change value only for column A & rest should be same
Help is appreciated
Thank you
@needhelp
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Here's my solution.
Sample data:
1.Create a seperate table by creating a calculated table.
Month = DISTINCT('Table'[Month])
2.Create a measure to get the dynamic value by the slicer filtering.
Dynamic A = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[A]),FILTER('Table',[Month] in ALLSELECTED('Month'[Month])))
3.The field in the slicer is from Month table. Here's the result.
You can check more details from my attachment.
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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Hi @Anonymous ,
Here's my solution.
Sample data:
1.Create a seperate table by creating a calculated table.
Month = DISTINCT('Table'[Month])
2.Create a measure to get the dynamic value by the slicer filtering.
Dynamic A = CALCULATE(SUM('Table'[A]),FILTER('Table',[Month] in ALLSELECTED('Month'[Month])))
3.The field in the slicer is from Month table. Here's the result.
You can check more details from my attachment.
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi @Anonymous ,
For this you must use different measures one for each of the values you have so assuming you want to calculate the SUM of column A, B, C and D you must create metrics similar to this:
A value = SUM(Table[ColumnA])
B value = CALCULATE( SUM(Table[ColumnB]), ALL(Table[DateColumn]))
C value = CALCULATE( SUM(Table[ColumnC]), ALL(Table[DateColumn]))
D value = CALCULATE( SUM(Table[ColumnD]), ALL(Table[DateColumn]))
Now use this metrics on your table visualization
Regards
Miguel Félix
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