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Hello,
Condition : I have Column "Company" and 15 different columns regarding the companies business like Bearing, Plastic, Roll Forming,..etc.
I have filled Yes in them as input only if they are applicable (in excel).
I want to display this information in Multi-Row Card. but I want to show only those business columns which has 'Yes' to the company that I select from Filter or Slicer.
EG - If I select Company X, it has Roll Forming and Plastics as "Yes". It should only display these two business, others should not be shown. If nothing is slected, I want the card to be blank with no information.
I have used this DAX funtion
and in Filter - "do not display when blank". It worked fine but, when I select nothing it shows me values.
To showcase blank value when nothing is selected I used this -
Please note - i have not but all the column names in the DAX as i wanted to test the formula.
Hello @Anonymous ,
Thank for your reply,
The formula that you said works! But with my logic it worked the same.
(Figure1)
But my task is whenever no company is selected, the card should not have anything written in them. (Just like when we select a card and have not provided any inputs)
I hope you understand my concern! Waiting for your reply
Hi @ypatil092 ,
Based on your description, you need to create a measure for each business column that returns the business name if the selected company is involved in that business, otherwise BLANK(). You can then add these measures to a multi-row card.
1.Below is an improvement for one of the business columns (e.g. Plastics). You can copy this logic to other business columns. Using the template above, create a measure for each business column.
Plastics_Display =
VAR SelectedCompany =
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Master Data'[Company] )
RETURN
IF (
SELECTEDVALUE ( 'Master Data'[Plastics], "No" ) = "Yes"
&& SelectedCompany <> BLANK (),
"Plastics",
BLANK ()
)
2. Add these new measures to the multi-row card.
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