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I have two tables:
Table A
ID  | State  | Score  | 
1234  | NC  | 114  | 
2345  | PA  | 214  | 
3456  | NM  | 145  | 
4567  | NC  | 111  | 
5678  | PA  | 236  | 
6789  | PA  | 204  | 
Table B
State  | Cases  | Date  | 
NC  | 4,367  | 4/21/20  | 
PA  | 32,664  | 4/21/20  | 
NC  | 7,202  | 4/28/20  | 
PA  | 12,544  | 4/28/20  | 
Currently, I have the relationship between A and B as joining on State with
What I believe I am currently getting is
ID  | State  | Score  | Cases  | Date  | 
1234  | NC  | 114  | 4,367  | 4/21/2020  | 
1234  | NC  | 114  | 7,202  | 4/28/2020  | 
2345  | PA  | 214  | 32,664  | 4/21/2020  | 
2345  | PA  | 214  | 12,544  | 4/28/2020  | 
3456  | NM  | 145  | 
  | 
  | 
4567  | NC  | 111  | 4,367  | 4/21/2020  | 
4567  | NC  | 111  | 7,202  | 4/28/2020  | 
5678  | PA  | 236  | 32,664  | 4/21/2020  | 
5678  | PA  | 236  | 12,544  | 4/28/2020  | 
6789  | PA  | 204  | 32,664  | 4/21/2020  | 
6789  | PA  | 204  | 12,544  | 4/28/2020  | 
And that's good. I'm fine with that.
However, when I add a slicer on Cases to the page and filter Cases <=5,000 I'm getting...
ID  | State  | Score  | Cases  | Date  | 
1234  | NC  | 114  | 4,367  | 4/21/2020  | 
3456  | NM  | 145  | 
  | 
  | 
4567  | NC  | 111  | 4,367  | 4/21/2020  | 
It's keeping the record from NM where Cases is missing.
Is there a way to get 0 put in for NM Cases after joining tables A & B, so when I apply the filter I would get the following?
ID  | State  | Score  | Cases  | Date  | 
1234  | NC  | 114  | 4,367  | 4/21/2020  | 
3456  | NM  | 145  | 0  | 
  | 
4567  | NC  | 111  | 4,367  | 4/21/2020  | 
And don't worry about insulting my intelligence. Be as remedial as possible in your explanation as I am a Power BI rookie.
Thanks
Phil
Hi, @handwepg
As is suggested by @parry2k , It is unsupported to put a measure in a slicer. I'd like to suggest you use the measure 'Sum Cases' in the table visual to display the data and use the 'Cases' column as slicers to filter the result.
Best Regards
Allan
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@handwepg I would add a measure and then use that for the filter
Sum Cases = SUM ( TableB[Cases] ) + 0
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I created the new measure. And now 0's show up as desired in the table. However, when I try to drag Sum_Cases into the Field "Add data fields here" box of the slicer, the variable doesn't stay. In other words, a new slicer is never created.
What am I doing wrong?
@handwepg you have to use it in a visual level filter, you cannot user measure in slicer.
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I'm sorry. I wasn't more clear.
I want the slicer so my users can select the range of cases that are most meaningful to them. That is why I want a slicer on the dashboard.
Any ideas?
Thanks
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