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Hi Everyone,
I have been looking for a way to make a custom slicer that filters on AND instead of OR, so far unsuccessfully. Below is some example data to further describe what I am looking for.
Base Data:
Name | Apples | Oranges | Bananas | Pears |
Vendor 1 | TRUE | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE |
Vendor 2 | FALSE | FALSE | TRUE | TRUE |
Vendor 3 | FALSE | TRUE | FALSE | FALSE |
Vendor 4 | TRUE | TRUE | TRUE | FALSE |
Vendor 5 | TRUE | TRUE | TRUE | TRUE |
Now I want to be able to use one slicer instead of 5 different one built on AND conditions when I am looking for a Vendor that fulfils all criteria’s inserted. E.g. If i am looking for a vendor that sells all fruits then only vendor 5 should remain in my results. Is there some way to build a custom slicer in Power BI which then can communicate with the other Slicers to filter the data?
I've also tried to change the data structure to:
Name | Fruits |
Vendor 1 | Apples |
Vendor 1 | Bananas |
Vendor 2 | Bananas |
Vendor 2 | Pears |
etc | etc |
And only apply a Slicer on Fruits. This however still operates with an OR command and will keep all vendors that fulfils at least one of the criteria’s, while I want to have an AND command for multiple columns.
The custom slicer I want to build would look something like:
Fruits | Filter AND? |
Apples | TRUE |
Oranges | TRUE |
Bananas | FALSE |
Pears | FALSE |
Which should return Vendor 4 & 5 in my map.
Is there any solutions to this?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Dalen ,
There is a workaround. Please download the demo from the attachment.
1. Add a new column to connect two fields.
2. Create a new table.
3. Create a new measure as a Flag.
Flag = IF ( ISFILTERED ( FruitStatus[Column] ) && CALCULATE ( COUNT ( Table1[Column] ), ALL ( Table1[Fruit], Table1[Value] ) ) = CALCULATE ( COUNT ( FruitStatus[Column] ), ALLSELECTED ( FruitStatus[Column] ) ), 1, BLANK () )
Best Regards,
Hi @Dalen ,
There is a workaround. Please download the demo from the attachment.
1. Add a new column to connect two fields.
2. Create a new table.
3. Create a new measure as a Flag.
Flag = IF ( ISFILTERED ( FruitStatus[Column] ) && CALCULATE ( COUNT ( Table1[Column] ), ALL ( Table1[Fruit], Table1[Value] ) ) = CALCULATE ( COUNT ( FruitStatus[Column] ), ALLSELECTED ( FruitStatus[Column] ) ), 1, BLANK () )
Best Regards,
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