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Hide/Remove row based on criteria

I am working on a change management dashboard for my company, and I am trying to create an automated process to hide/remove rows once all of the tasks related to the change have a complete status AND...
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  • Cmcmahan's avatar
    Cmcmahan
    7 years ago

    You shouldn't need to use VALUE with the measures.  That just converts strings to numerical values.  If the status number measure actually returns "4" instead of 4, you can add quotations around the comparison value to keep it simple.

     

    ECMFilter2 =
IF (
SELECTEDVALUE('Project1)'[EffectiveDate]) < TODAY() &&
[ME Status Number] = 4 &&
[QE Status Number] = 4 &&
[MR Status Number] = 4 &&
[PC Status Number] = 4 &&
[TL Status Number] = 4,
TRUE(),
FALSE()
)

    Nothing's changed for the date conditional.  Does it still return true in all instances?

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Cmcmahan
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7 years ago

I may have messed up again and forgotten quotation marks around each of the Complete values.  Did it not give you some sort of warning that it didn't know what Complete was?

 

Try this update:

HideProject = 
IF (
    SELECTEDVALUE(Projects[EffectiveDate]) < NOW() && 
        SELECTEDVALUE(Projects[ME]) = "Complete" && 
        SELECTEDVALUE(Projects[QE]) = "Complete" && 
        SELECTEDVALUE(Projects[MR]) = "Complete" && 
        SELECTEDVALUE(Projects[PC]) = "Complete" && 
        SELECTEDVALUE(Projects[TL]) = "Complete", 
    TRUE(), 
    FALSE()
)

If this still doesn't work, create another measure to test each condition for true.  If you can narrow down which part is evaluating to false, you can fix that and hopefully fix the measure.

Anonymous's avatar
Anonymous
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7 years ago

I had already added the qutations. I will test each condition and let you know what I find. Thank you for your help!

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    Cmcmahan
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    7 years ago

    Well, I'm not sure why it's working as well as it is, but if it gives the correct result, I'm not going to argue.  Congrats on figuring it out!

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
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    7 years ago

    Tested each indvidually. The condition for effective date returned all "True" values even if the effective date had not passed yet. The conditions for the indvidual role columns returned all "False" values even if the status was set to complete. Not really sure whats going on.

  • Cmcmahan's avatar
    Cmcmahan
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    7 years ago

    Huh. That depends on how the visual's values are calculated then.  Do each of these rows represent a single row in a data table, or are they aggregations of multiple rows?  SELECTEDVALUE returns blank by default when there is more than one possible value in the given context.  The results you're seeing are what I'd expect if SELECTEDVALUE is returning blank every time.

     

    You may be able to use the measure you spoke about earlier that returns 4 when the status is Complete instead of checking the status directly.  At this point, it seems that I just don't know enough about your data model to do anything but guess at the problem.

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
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    7 years ago

    All of the data sourced for the report is from a SharePoint list. In the SharePoint list each role has a dropdown menu to select their status. (Not Started, In Process, etc..) Would that be causing these issues?

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    Anonymous
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    7 years ago

    Got it working. Used the measure I created previously that assigned a number to each status (1=Does Not Apply, 2=Not Started, etc...) then used value instead of selectedvalue.

    ECMFilter2 =
    IF (
    VALUE('Project1)'[EffectiveDate]) < TODAY() &&
    VALUE('Project1)'[ME Status Number]) = 4 &&
    VALUE('Project1)'[QE Status Number]) = 4 &&
    VALUE('Project1)'[MR Status Number]) = 4 &&
    VALUE('Project1)'[PC Status Number]) = 4 &&
    VALUE('Project1)'[TL Status Number]) = 4,
    TRUE(),
    FALSE()
    )
  • Cmcmahan's avatar
    Cmcmahan
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    7 years ago

    You shouldn't need to use VALUE with the measures.  That just converts strings to numerical values.  If the status number measure actually returns "4" instead of 4, you can add quotations around the comparison value to keep it simple.

     

    ECMFilter2 =
IF (
SELECTEDVALUE('Project1)'[EffectiveDate]) < TODAY() &&
[ME Status Number] = 4 &&
[QE Status Number] = 4 &&
[MR Status Number] = 4 &&
[PC Status Number] = 4 &&
[TL Status Number] = 4,
TRUE(),
FALSE()
)

    Nothing's changed for the date conditional.  Does it still return true in all instances?

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
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    7 years ago

    I switched the effective date to value as well instead of selectedvalue. Everything is functioning exactly as I want it to. I've been testing different scenarios to make sure it won't fail and it seems to be working correctly. 

  • v-diye-msft's avatar
    v-diye-msft
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    7 years ago

    Hi Anonymous ,

     

    Please kindly mark the most helpful solution as answer to finish the thread and help others to find it more quickly. thanks!