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I have 2 segmentations: Locality and Customers.
In a table I want to place the list of the names of Customers that meet some of the conditions selected in the segmentations. That is, for example, if I select location = Argentina and Customers = Pepe, the table should show ALL customers who are from Argentina (even if they are not called Pepe) or who are called Pepe (even if they are not from Argentina).
I can't achieve this effect naturally, as segmentations act as DNA by default, meaning both conditions must be met.
How can I make my targets work as an OR? Any way to do it with DAX, to get the values that meet ANY of the conditions?
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Hi Vcesano,
I'd like to suggest you extract table fields to create a unconnected table, and you can use these as source of slicer. Then you can write a measure formula to check and compare values to return flag and use this formula on visual level filter to filter records.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
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