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I am using a table visual which has location names and other columns and I also have a unichar ,
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Hi @Anonymous ,
A little modification to selimovd's answer :
myUnicharMeasure =
VAR vSelectedValue = COUNTROWS(VALUES(mySlicer[SlicerValue]))
VAR ButtonUnichar1 = "Unichar Value 1"
VAR ButtonUnichar2 = "Unichar Value 2"
RETURN
IF(vSelectedValue = 1, ButtonUnichar1, ButtonUnichar2 )
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Best Regards,
Dedmon Dai
Hey @Anonymous ,
try the following measure:
myUnicharMeasure =
VAR vSelectedValue = SELECTEDVALUE(mySlicer[SlicerValue])
VAR ButtonUnichar1 = "Unichar Value 1"
VAR ButtonUnichar2 = "Unichar Value 2"
RETURN
IF(vSelectedValue = 1, ButtonUnichar1, ButtonUnichar2 )
Hi @Anonymous ,
A little modification to selimovd's answer :
myUnicharMeasure =
VAR vSelectedValue = COUNTROWS(VALUES(mySlicer[SlicerValue]))
VAR ButtonUnichar1 = "Unichar Value 1"
VAR ButtonUnichar2 = "Unichar Value 2"
RETURN
IF(vSelectedValue = 1, ButtonUnichar1, ButtonUnichar2 )
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Best Regards,
Dedmon Dai
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