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Hi All,
My requirement is to show the sales difference of any two products by selecting products from two slicers (On single column).
I have data like below,
Product Name | Sales |
Product1 | 2000 |
Product2 | 1500 |
Product3 | 1400 |
Product4 | 1450 |
Product5 | 1700 |
Product6 | 1800 |
Product7 | 2100 |
Product8 | 1750 |
I need to show two different slicers on same product name column like below.
Need to show Difference of two products which are selected in above slicers:
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Kusa
Hi @Kusaadigarla01,
I doubt there is a solution consisting of just one table and two slicers linked with the Product column. If I am wrong and someone proposes such a solution - I will be happy to watch and learn.
I think you will need an additional table. It could be either a full copy of your main table (one slicer should refer to Table1[Product], the other one to Table2[Product]) or a stand-alone table with all the values from the Product column.
In the first case your measure may look like:
Difference = MIN ( Table1[Sales] ) - MIN ( Table2[Sales] )
The second option will be a little bit more complicated - let me know if the first one doesn't fit your need for some reason.
Best Regards,
Alexander
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