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Newbie, forgive me. I know there are lots of examples out there but none seemed to match what I'm looking for and I'm not the best in this area.
Hoping to get help where if a slicer name is selected, a table will display all rows where the name is found in one of two columns. A link with a small file with the data & example is below. I appreciate the help.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=194jmFZgXOz-9N-EJHYr9n50rY1fYqi2c
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@Anonymous
Hi use this measure:
Contained = IF ( SELECTEDVALUE ( Names[Name] ) = SELECTEDVALUE ( Data[Assigned To] ); 1; IF ( SEARCH ( SELECTEDVALUE ( Names[Name] ); SELECTEDVALUE ( Data[Back-up] ); 1; BLANK () ) = BLANK (); BLANK (); 1 ) )
ANd use a Visual Filter int the Table Visual to Contained is 1
Regards
Victor
@Anonymous
Replace ; with ,
Is just Regional Settings
Regards
@Anonymous
Hi use this measure:
Contained = IF ( SELECTEDVALUE ( Names[Name] ) = SELECTEDVALUE ( Data[Assigned To] ); 1; IF ( SEARCH ( SELECTEDVALUE ( Names[Name] ); SELECTEDVALUE ( Data[Back-up] ); 1; BLANK () ) = BLANK (); BLANK (); 1 ) )
ANd use a Visual Filter int the Table Visual to Contained is 1
Regards
Victor
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The syntax for ';' is incorrect. (DAX(IF ( SELECTEDVALUE ( Names[Name] ) = SELECTEDVALUE ( Data[Assigned To] ); 1; IF ( SEARCH ( SELECTEDVALUE ( Names[Name] ); SELECTEDVALUE ( Data[Back-up] ); 1; BLANK () ) = BLANK (); BLANK (); 1 )))).
@Anonymous
Replace ; with ,
Is just Regional Settings
Regards
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