Slicer dropdown to filter area data and hide rows in Matrix

[Anonymous]

Hello to all,

When using a slicer dropdown to filter data, let's consider a scenario where there are 5 Multi Areas (A, B, C, D, and E), each having 4 districts, resulting in a total of 20 districts in rows. If we filter for Multi Area A, the Matrix will display the values of the 4 districts belonging to Multi Area A, while the remaining districts will appear as blank cells.

However, hide the 14 remaining districs from the rows, but only display the 4 districts related to the selected Multi Area (A in this case). 

Visulazation type = Matrix 

I will have a Area slicer on the above of this below view and whenever i select any area it should give me distrcits related to the selected Area and rest all distrcts should be hidden.

Thanks a lot for the help.

[Anonymous]

Hi  @Anonymous ,

You could try turning off "Show items with no data".

What formula do you use for your measure?

Best Regards,

Liu Yang

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[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

I created a workaround using this DAX and it solved my problem

CF = IF(HASONEVALUE(Tab1[Dist]), BLANK(), 'Tab3'[M1])

THANKS @Anonymous  @punitkhatri  for the support.

[punitkhatri]

Hii @Anonymous , I think a simple slicer should work in your scenario. If not can you please provide a pbix file without any confidential data.

Thankyou.

[Anonymous]

Thank you @Anonymous , but it did not worked for me,  i still get all the rows with/without the values in the matrix

view is like this if I filter Area = A

wanted to add that M1- M4 are calculated measures  

VIEW I need.

[Anonymous]

Hi  @Anonymous ,

You can try it by following these steps

1. Format – Row headers – Options – Stepped layout set off.

2. Column subtotal and Row subtotals – set off.

3. Place the fields into the matrix as follows.

[Area] and [District] --  Rows

[M1],[M2],[M3]and[M4] -- Value

4. Result.

Best Regards,

Liu Yang

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