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Slicer Behavior on Tiles
- Anonymous9 years ago
Okay, please see the link to a dataset and .pbix file. Thansk for your help, I am tied in knots on this one. This is the jist of what I am trying to do:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/wsy4w3zhtc3s088/AABzGd4YyT3TxmbX_kc7NrDga?dl=0
User selects a Product, Budget and Spend Level - outputs are shown on two tiles in the dashboard.
1. Budget and Spend Level shown as currency (properly formatted)
2. Spend Level of <10,000 to be shown as "Less Than $10,000" but should be formatted as a whole number (if possible).
3. Tile identified as Cost-Per-Thousand should be shown as it appears in the table without a function. i.e. Based on the selected Product, Budget and Spend Level the Cost-Per-Thousand is...
4. Count of product based on calculation expressed in the .pbix file
Thanks for the help, it is greatly appreciated!
If you post sample data I can be more specific to your use case:
Measure = IF(ISFILTERED([Thing]),SUM([Column]),BLANK())
[Thing] is a column that I have a slicer on. SUM[Column] is what I am calculating for my measure to display with it is filtered. Returns BLANK if nothing is chosen in [Thing] slicer.
Awesome. I am close, but the display in the tile is a constant from a specific cell in a column. Not a calc. Any thoughts. I am simply traying to show a display, based on a selection in the slicer.
- Greg_Deckler9 years ago
Community Champion
I need some sample data and example of what you are trying to display, otherwise I'm just shooting in the dark. Might be able to get there with something like a MAX(VALUES()) but I can't be sure without seeing an example.
- Anonymous9 years agoNot applicable
Okay, please see the link to a dataset and .pbix file. Thansk for your help, I am tied in knots on this one. This is the jist of what I am trying to do:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/wsy4w3zhtc3s088/AABzGd4YyT3TxmbX_kc7NrDga?dl=0
User selects a Product, Budget and Spend Level - outputs are shown on two tiles in the dashboard.
1. Budget and Spend Level shown as currency (properly formatted)
2. Spend Level of <10,000 to be shown as "Less Than $10,000" but should be formatted as a whole number (if possible).
3. Tile identified as Cost-Per-Thousand should be shown as it appears in the table without a function. i.e. Based on the selected Product, Budget and Spend Level the Cost-Per-Thousand is...
4. Count of product based on calculation expressed in the .pbix file
Thanks for the help, it is greatly appreciated!
- v-huizhn-msft9 years ago
Microsoft Employee
Hi Anonymous,
I can't download your sample file. Have you resolved the issue? Do you mind share your sample data on the Onedrive.
Thanks,
Angelia