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Ignoring Included table filter while maintaining slicer filter
- 2 years ago
Disconnected tables are your friend here. I'm not 100% sure what your data looks like behind all of it, but here's my setup -
(btw there's no relationship between the tables)
I put Name[Name] in a slicer, I then create 2 measures:
All selected names = CONCATENATEX(ALLSELECTED(Names[Name]), Names[Name], ", ") // this is all the names selected in the slicerexcluding slicer Names = CONCATENATEX(EXCEPT(ALLSELECTED('Names'[Name]), ALLSELECTED('Names (2)'[Name])), 'Names'[Name], ", ")which gives the following result:
instead of using concatenatex, you could save the values in a variable, and use them as calculate filter arguments.
Disconnected tables are your friend here. I'm not 100% sure what your data looks like behind all of it, but here's my setup -
(btw there's no relationship between the tables)
I put Name[Name] in a slicer, I then create 2 measures:
All selected names = CONCATENATEX(ALLSELECTED(Names[Name]), Names[Name], ", ") // this is all the names selected in the slicerexcluding slicer Names = CONCATENATEX(EXCEPT(ALLSELECTED('Names'[Name]), ALLSELECTED('Names (2)'[Name])), 'Names'[Name], ", ")
which gives the following result:
instead of using concatenatex, you could save the values in a variable, and use them as calculate filter arguments.
- AlainDelhaise2 years agoFrequent Visitor
Great! Got it working, and learned something new. Thank you!
And to any that come looking at this in the future, to make this work with a measure I did this: