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Hi guru's of Power BI,
I have a challenge.
I made this visualisation, which enables me to select a certain measure and show the related values for the facilities (with measure 1 the 1st record can be facility A, with measure 2 the 1st record can be facility D, etc).
I also have below graphs, which shows the Actual, Target, Deviation, Actual YTD, Target YTD & Deviation YTD for one particular type of loss, in this case: Unplanned Loss. I have 4 other Tabs with the same tables but then for different Type of Losses.
Having so many Tabs is not user-friendly.
It would be much nicer if I could have one Tab with the two graphs and a slicer where I can select the Type of Losses, and the graphs would show the related columns.
Is this possible?
I hope it makes sense what I want.
Any clue how to do this?
Hi @Namoh ,
Seems like you want to filter column data based on the conditional format.
Create a calculated table like this based on your format rules and use it as a slicer:
Rules Table =
UNION(
ROW("Rule","> 20 && < 100"),
ROW("Rule",">= 100 && < 150"),
ROW("Rule",">= 150 && < 200"),
ROW("Rule",">= 200 && < 1000")
)
Create a measure like this, set its value as 1 and put it in the visual filter:
Visual control =
SWITCH(
SELECTEDVALUE('Rules Table'[Rule]),
"> 20 && < 100", IF([Acutal] > 20 && [Acutal] < 100,1,0),
">= 100 && < 150", IF([Acutal] >= 100 && [Acutal] < 150,1,0),
">= 150 && < 200", IF([Acutal] >= 150 && [Acutal] < 200,1,0),
">= 200 && < 1000", IF([Acutal] >= 200 && [Acutal] < 1000,1,0),
1
)
Attached a sample file in the below, hopes it could help.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Yingjie Li
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