Show One Min and One Max Amount on Slicer Selection

[Shardul_Dolas]

Hi,

I want to show the one Max and One Min Amount on slicer selection on Grid (Table).

I have Product, Category, Subcategory, Country, Min Amount and Max Amount, these columns available on my grid.

On one slicer I have created a hierarchy of Product and Category and on another slicer I have created the hierarchy of Region and Country. 

When I select the Product from the slicer it should show One Min and One Max value, same goes for Region, and country as well. I want to see only two rows (Min and Max value) on my grid.

TIA

[Shardul_Dolas]

Thanks, for the solution

[v-xuxinyi-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @Shardul_Dolas 

Perhaps the following can help.

My sample:

1. Create two Calculated tables as slicer table

Product = SELECTCOLUMNS('Table', "Product", [Product], "Category", [Category])

Region = SELECTCOLUMNS('Table', "Region", [Region], "Country", [Country])

2. Create a measure as follows

measure = 
VAR _maxValue = CALCULATE(MAX([Value]), FILTER(ALL('Table'), [Product] = SELECTEDVALUE('Product'[Product]) && [Category] = SELECTEDVALUE('Product'[Category]) || [Region] = SELECTEDVALUE(Region[Region]) && [Country] = SELECTEDVALUE(Region[Country])))
VAR _minValue = CALCULATE(MIN([Value]), FILTER(ALL('Table'), [Product] = SELECTEDVALUE('Product'[Product]) && [Category] = SELECTEDVALUE('Product'[Category]) || [Region] = SELECTEDVALUE(Region[Region]) && [Country] = SELECTEDVALUE(Region[Country])))
RETURN
IF(MAX([Value]) = _maxvalue || MAX([Value]) = _minvalue, 1, 0)

 3. Put the measure into the visual-level filters, set up show items when the value is 1.

Is this the result you expect?

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Yulia Xu

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