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atat0105
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Slicer Set Value

Hello everyone,

I have a column which defines each row like below.

 

Column =IF(V_OKM_0[Periyod]<601;""Active"";""Passive"")

 

then, I show percentage of ""Passive"" on a card.

 

Measure = CALCULATE(SUM(V_OKM_0[Pasif])/(SUM(V_OKM_0[Aktif])+SUM(V_OKM_0[Pasif])))

 

But I would like to have a slicer includes values of 301, 601, 901 instead of a set value like 601 in example above. Is it possible to do?

 

If slicer is 601,

Periyod - Column

400 - Active

700 - Passive

1000 - Passive

So, result is %66

 

If slicer is 901,

Periyod - Column

400 - Active

700 - Passive

1000 - Passive

So, result is %33

 

Thanks a lot.

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cosborn1231
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Resolver I

Hi Atat0105,

 

You will need to use a disconnected table here.

Instead of "hardcoding" the IF in your column to <601 you can pass a slicer value through.

 

Click "Enter data" and build a table like below/ the measure shown in the formula bar.

 Disconnected Table.png

 

Once you do this pass that measure into the calculated column like so:Slicer selector.png

 

When you are using disconnected tables you allow yourself to pick what you want to slice on. Connect the tables within Power BI to filter correctly. Once you select a value from that disconnect table it will pass that value into the rest of your functions.

 

Hope this helps,

Christian

 

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cosborn1231
Resolver I
Resolver I

Hi Atat0105,

 

You will need to use a disconnected table here.

Instead of "hardcoding" the IF in your column to <601 you can pass a slicer value through.

 

Click "Enter data" and build a table like below/ the measure shown in the formula bar.

 Disconnected Table.png

 

Once you do this pass that measure into the calculated column like so:Slicer selector.png

 

When you are using disconnected tables you allow yourself to pick what you want to slice on. Connect the tables within Power BI to filter correctly. Once you select a value from that disconnect table it will pass that value into the rest of your functions.

 

Hope this helps,

Christian

 

Greg_Deckler
Community Champion
Community Champion

Can you provide some sample data so that we can mock this up?



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