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SwiatLudzieTy
Helper I
Helper I

One slicer for couple multi-row cards. Each card reflects different value

I have a list of companies. I want to create couple (3-5) multi-row cards, so each multi-row card reflects data for different company. I don't want to create seperate slicers for each multi-row card as I found this solution not user friendly. I want to allow users to select companies using only one slicer. The solution I found was to create a measure Rank and later put filter on each multi-row card (first: Rank = 1, second: Rank = 2, etc.)

 

 

Rank = RANKX ( ALLSELECTED ( 'Table') ,  CALCULATE(SUM ( 'Table'[Kod Firmy] ) )  ,,ASC)

 

 

It works... almost. The problem is that companies "shuffle" based on the column its ranked by. If user selects something with higher rank it goes before previously chosen. I would like to put new selected company to the last card always. 

 

Or maybe there's something much simpler/totally different??

 

Screenshot 1: Two items selected and each of them goes to different card - PERFECT.

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Screenshot 2: Third item selected and it goes in the middle - NOT GOOD. It should be LAST.

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Many thanks in advance, counting on you as always!

 

 

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@SwiatLudzieTy , I doubt you can capture the selection order. and move based on that

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