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Hello dear experts,
I have a litle problem with multiple selection on a slicer and I can't solve it, there's something I'm missing out.
When I try to make multiple selection on the slicer you cand see in the picture below, I get an error on the graph with message "a table of multiple values was supplied when a single value was expected".
On the graph I'm using 4 measures which includes sum or average calculations. The 4 measures represents 4 years of data, 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018 and I used SWICH TRUE function with an IF to display on the graphic the selected name from the slicer.
If i select one name and let's say all the years, on the graph I see 4 lines. Perfect. The problem is when I select with CTRL button a second name and I want to see simultaneously on the graph both of them for the 4 years, so 8 lines.
I hope to be understabdable the explanations above.
Solved! Go to Solution.
The reason for the issue is the measure always expect and return a single value. But here measure receives multiple values when you do multi-select. So, please do change your logic accordingly.
The reason for the issue is the measure always expect and return a single value. But here measure receives multiple values when you do multi-select. So, please do change your logic accordingly.
I have a similar issue as the original poster. But I have over 50 possible selections, how would I go about adjusting my DAX formula to allow for multiple selections? I can supply my original DAX code if you need.
Best,
Alex B.
Hello. I'm having a similar problem as the original poster where I have a Switch(True) function that inputs different values on a time series line graph based on a slicer selection. I would like to multiple select and display various selections at the same time on the graph, however I need help adjusting my DAX. Can you please show me how I should adjust for multiple selections when I have roughly 50 possible selections?
Best,
AB
OK, thank's for the help!
The reason for the issue is the measure always expect and return a single value. But here measure receives multiple values when you do multi-select. So, please do change your logic accordingly.
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