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How can I get the filtered value of a group from a single value?
I am looking at pupil numbers by school (individual school code) and the schools locality (multiple schools per locality/catchment)
Heres a cut of my data (.Total Pupils is a measure)
I am displaying the number of pupils by school in a bar chart, then the sum of pupils by locality/catchment on a shape map, listing the total by school and locality/catchment
When I select a locality/catchment on the map this filters the report correctly, filtering all the schools and the total number of pupils in that locality/catchement
When I filter the bar chart I would like to disaplay the total number of pupils in the selected school, but the total for the locality/catchment, buut I cant workout the DAX to do this....at the mo it just displays the total for the selected school 😞
My display label is working but I cant calculate the total for the selected locality, can anyone help?
I tried all sorts to get this working but I am abviously missing something.
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@Cbutler
The following measure will show you the total for the locality of the school coded selected:
Locality Total =
var __local = SELECTEDVALUE(Table[Locality]) return
CALCULATE(
[Total Pupil],
Table[Locality] = __local,
ALL(Table[School Code])
)
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@Cbutler
The following measure will show you the total for the locality of the school coded selected:
Locality Total =
var __local = SELECTEDVALUE(Table[Locality]) return
CALCULATE(
[Total Pupil],
Table[Locality] = __local,
ALL(Table[School Code])
)
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Brilliant thanks! thats got it! Thanks you so much!