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Hi Team,
I have one table with a column Source and having value A,B,C,D and based on that created two pages.
1. 1st page has one table visual with records A & B
2. 2nd page has table visual and in that C & D should be my defualt values.
When I drill through from 1st page by selecting either of the value (A OR B) it should drillthrough to 2nd page where I want to show the value of selected value from 1st page along with C&D.
@Anonymous , Then you need to create an independent table with 4 value A,B,C,D
and use that in filter
measure on page 1
calculate(Sum(Table[Value]) , filter(Table, Table[Source] in values(Source[Source]) ) )
measure on page 2
calculate(Sum(Table[Value]) , filter(Table, Table[Source] in values(Source[Source]) || Table[Source] in {"C", "C"} ) )
Hi Amit,
Thanks for the suggestion.
But it's not working, I followed the same as you suggested but while drillthough from page 1 to page 2 the selected value only get carried to page 2 as we know the defualt behaviour of drillthrough.
As I mentioned in my question - if I select value like A from Page 1 than on page 2 value of A carried and filter the page 2 but along with that I need the value of C & D.
Hi @amitchandak ,
Thanks for the suggestion.
But it's not working, I followed the same as you suggested but while drillthough from page 1 to page 2 the selected value only get carried to page 2 as this is the defualt behaviour of drillthrough.
Let me rephrase my question again.
On 1st page source value is showing A & B (Table visual)
On 2nd page source value is showing C & D (Table Visual)
now when I drillthrough from page 1 by selecting value like A than on Page 2- A should be displayed along with C & D.
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