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Hi,
I've checked previous similar threads but they do not have an answer to my issue. I have a slicer that I use to filter a few visuals. I want to use that same slicer to highlight (but not filter!) the selected value in other visuals.
That's where the issue comes in: I haven't figured out how to still get the selected value of the slicer when interaction is turned off. Things like SELECTEDVALUE or a harvesting measure like MAX or AVERAGE doesn't work either.
Is it possible to get a slicer's selected value despite interaction with that slicer being turned off for the selected visual?
(Note: my current workaround is a second slicer with a disconnected highlight table in it to highlight the selected value, but I'd like to combine the functionality of both into a single slicer)
Thanks!
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Hi @VistaVega ,
Thanks for @ajohnso2 reply.
Based on my testing, it's true that you can't use the function to get the slicer value after disabling the interaction. However, you can use the slicer generated by the dimension table to emulate the function of the original field slicer.
Here are some steps:
Sample data
Create a calendar table
Calendar = CALENDAR( MIN('Table 1'[Date]),MAX('Table 1'[Date]))
Create measures
Measure =
IF(
SELECTEDVALUE('Table 1'[Date]) IN VALUES('Calendar'[Date]),
1,
0
)
Measure 2 =
IF(
SELECTEDVALUE('Table 1'[Date]) IN VALUES('Calendar'[Date]),
"Red"
)
Apply measure to the filter of the visualization 1
Apply the measure 2 to the conditon formatting of visualization 2
Fianl output
Best regards,
Albert He
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Hi @VistaVega ,
Thanks for @ajohnso2 reply.
Based on my testing, it's true that you can't use the function to get the slicer value after disabling the interaction. However, you can use the slicer generated by the dimension table to emulate the function of the original field slicer.
Here are some steps:
Sample data
Create a calendar table
Calendar = CALENDAR( MIN('Table 1'[Date]),MAX('Table 1'[Date]))
Create measures
Measure =
IF(
SELECTEDVALUE('Table 1'[Date]) IN VALUES('Calendar'[Date]),
1,
0
)
Measure 2 =
IF(
SELECTEDVALUE('Table 1'[Date]) IN VALUES('Calendar'[Date]),
"Red"
)
Apply measure to the filter of the visualization 1
Apply the measure 2 to the conditon formatting of visualization 2
Fianl output
Best regards,
Albert He
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
Apologies if i have not understood your request.
If you removed the slicer and instead dropped in say a table visual (using this as your 'slicer' instead), could you not setup interactivity between said table visual and your other visuals (setting the interactivity to Highlight rather than filter)