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Hi everybody,
I am asking for help on an issue I can't solve by myself (been trying for two days...) :')
I am trying to display groups in a slicer without using the Hierarchical slicer.
I have a list of countries (Portugal, Italy, Germany, France) and I made groups, which create the following table :
Country ; Group 1 ; Group 2
Portugal ; Southern Europe ; International
Italy ; Southern Europe ; International
Germany ; Germany ; International
France ; France ; National
The column Country is filtering a big table with all the data.
I would like to be able to create a classical segment filter (and not a hierarchy filter, if you wonder why it is because my client finds it ugly and wants to add a search option...) which displays all groups and countries together in a list like that :
National
International
Southern Europe
Germany
France
Portugal
Italy
I tried to create a new tab with this list but I was unable to find the right relationship to make it filter the way I want, I also tried to create a table with the groups and the summed data corresponding and merge it with the existing table but it was a hell of a work and my DAX is not strong enough...but I will be happy to learn!
If you can think of a solution that would be a great help!
Of course if you need any more information I will give it to you don't hesitate to ask,
Thank you very much!
Best,
Léa
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @LéaGr,
you can try a many-to-many relationship
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/desktop-many-to-many-relationships
n:1 n:m
Fact-Table <--- Country Dim-Table <--- > Country Filter-Table
Your filter table could look like this
Country ;Filter ;SortID
Portugal ;Portugal ;6
Portugal ;Southern Europe ;3
Portugal ;International ;2
Italy ;Italy ;7
Italy ;Southern Europe ;3
Italy ;International ;2
Germany ;Germany ;4
Germany ;International ;2
France ;France ;5
France ;National ;1
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Hi @LéaGr,
you can try a many-to-many relationship
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/desktop-many-to-many-relationships
n:1 n:m
Fact-Table <--- Country Dim-Table <--- > Country Filter-Table
Your filter table could look like this
Country ;Filter ;SortID
Portugal ;Portugal ;6
Portugal ;Southern Europe ;3
Portugal ;International ;2
Italy ;Italy ;7
Italy ;Southern Europe ;3
Italy ;International ;2
Germany ;Germany ;4
Germany ;International ;2
France ;France ;5
France ;National ;1
Marcus Wegener works as Full Stack Power BI Engineer at BI or DIE.
His mission is clear: "Get the most out of data, with Power BI."
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Thanks a lot for your help that worked perfectly. I created a new Filter Table as in your example and liked it to my Contry table.
Have a good day,
Léa
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