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Hello everyone,
I've got a slicer with all documents: Order 1, order 2, order 3...
Then I need two tables both showing Order ID and Manufacturing Cost
Firstly, Table A which works as usual: if I select Order 1, it will be filtered by Order 1.
But then, I need a second Table B, which should work in an "inverse" way. I mean, if I select by Order 1, it must show all order except Order 1.
I've tried using a measure to keep the selected value and another one to filter Table B by it, disconnect the interaction...
OrderSelected =
CALCULATE(
SELECTEDVALUE('Order'[OrderID]),
ALL('Order') --Here I've tried ALLSELECTED ('Order') too
)And then:
ShowOrder =
VAR Sel = [OrderSelected]
RETURN
-- If there's no project → show all
IF( ISBLANK(Sel), TRUE(),
-- If there's a project selected→ show the others
Order[OrderID] <> Sel
)
However, up to now, I haven't been able to manage it. Any help would be aprecciated.
P.S. I have tried, in the second measure to return only Sel and if interaction is enabled it shows only Order 1 and if it is blocked it shows Blank()
Hi @mlsx4,
You can achieve this by creating a disconnected order table with Order Ids. either in Power Query or using DAX
Order_Slicer = VALUES(Order[OrderID])
Use values from disconnected table in Slicer
Now use this in the measure you already created
SelectedOrder =
SELECTEDVALUE(Order_Slicer[OrderID])
ShowOrder_B =
VAR Sel = [SelectedOrder]
RETURN
IF (
ISBLANK(Sel),
TRUE(), -- nothing selected -> show all
Order[OrderID] <> Sel -- invert filtering
)
apply this measure in table B's visal level filter and set to true.
If you want to use it in multiple selection use below DAX
ShowOrder_B =
VAR Selected =
VALUES(Order_Slicer[OrderID]) -- returns a table
RETURN
IF (
ISBLANK(SELECTEDVALUE(Order_Slicer[OrderID])),
TRUE(),
NOT Order[OrderID] IN Selected
)
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I've tried your measure in an easy example:
Order_Slicer is OK
But then, "Cannot find table 'Order_Slicer' error
And also in ShowOrder_B
Any idea?
Hi @mlsx4 ,
Your measure is referencing a table named Order_Slicer, but that table does not exist in your model.
In the screenshot on the right, I can see your real table names:
Ordenes
Importe
ResumenDiarioResumenDiario_02
(others…)
There is no table called Order_Slicer in the Fields pane.
Try below DAX.
1. Selected order measure
SelectedOrder =
SELECTEDVALUE(Ordenes[OrderID])
2. Show all except selected
ShowOtherOrders =
VAR sel = [SelectedOrder]
RETURN
IF(
ISBLANK(sel),
TRUE(),
Ordenes[OrderID] <> sel
)
In the Filters pane for Table B:
drag ShowOtherOrders
set to Show items when value is TRUE
If my response as resolved your issue please mark it as solution and give kudos.
Hi @mlsx4,
In the screenshots you are using disconnected table as table 2, but you should use your original table. Only the slicer should be used from disconnected table, can you share the sample .pbix file. i can help to create the solution
No file there.
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