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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.

  • 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.

     

     

    Once you do this pass that measure into the calculated column like so:

     

    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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  • 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.

     

     

    Once you do this pass that measure into the calculated column like so:

     

    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