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jsuttmann
Helper I
Helper I

Slicer Based on Count

I need help building a slicer that is based on a count of transactions per user.  My dataset has a column of users and a column of transaction IDs.  I have a visual showing all the distinct users in my dataset and a count of transaction IDs associated to each user.  I want to build a slicer that allows me to define a minimum count of transaction IDs to display in the visual.  For example, if my slicer is set to a minimum count of 3 transaction ID, my visual would exclude users with counts of 1 or 2 transaction IDs.  

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jgeddes
Super User
Super User

You could accomplish this with a parameter.

For example if I want to limit the count of services from my table

jgeddes_0-1664559344428.png

I can create a parameter named "Minimum TXs" and then write my measure as follows

Count of Services =
var _serviceCount =
COUNT(clientTable[ServiceName])
var _minTXs =
'Minimum TXs'[Minimum TXs Value]
var _table =
FILTER(clientTable, clientTable[ServiceName])
Return
IF(
    _serviceCount >= 'Minimum TXs'[Minimum TXs Value],
    SUMX(FILTER(SUMMARIZE(clientTable, clientTable[Client_Name], "_count", COUNT(clientTable[ServiceName])), [_count] > 'Minimum TXs'[Minimum TXs Value]),[_count]),
    BLANK()
)

I would then end up with 

jgeddes_2-1664559447810.png 

jgeddes_0-1664560584012.png

Hope this points you in the right direction.

 




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jgeddes
Super User
Super User

You could accomplish this with a parameter.

For example if I want to limit the count of services from my table

jgeddes_0-1664559344428.png

I can create a parameter named "Minimum TXs" and then write my measure as follows

Count of Services =
var _serviceCount =
COUNT(clientTable[ServiceName])
var _minTXs =
'Minimum TXs'[Minimum TXs Value]
var _table =
FILTER(clientTable, clientTable[ServiceName])
Return
IF(
    _serviceCount >= 'Minimum TXs'[Minimum TXs Value],
    SUMX(FILTER(SUMMARIZE(clientTable, clientTable[Client_Name], "_count", COUNT(clientTable[ServiceName])), [_count] > 'Minimum TXs'[Minimum TXs Value]),[_count]),
    BLANK()
)

I would then end up with 

jgeddes_2-1664559447810.png 

jgeddes_0-1664560584012.png

Hope this points you in the right direction.

 




Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution!

Proud to be a Super User!





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