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There are 2 columns of data. 1 column for names. Another column shows the colors under the names. Each name already has some colors, and at the same time, some colors are missing from [Green, red, yellow, blue, brown].
When the "Name" and "Data" put into a table, I want to use a slicer to filter the rows, when certain color is missing, like:
I tried but I can only use 1 missing color (when more colors put in, it shows a hierarchy).
What's the way that it can be done? Thank you.
(Data as below.)
| Name | Data | Has blue | Has brown | Has green | Has red | Has yellow |
| David | Green, red, yellow | Missing blue | Missing brown | |||
| Kate | Red, blue | Missing brown | Missing green | Missing yellow | ||
| Mike | Brown, yellow | Missing blue | Missing green | Missing red |
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Hi,
I am not sure if I understood your question correctly, but please check the below picture and the attached pbix file.
I tried unpivotting the table to have the structure like below, and then used the last column to create a slicer.
@Jihwan_Kimamazing! thank you for the help. the question is perfectly resolved!
Hi,
I am not sure if I understood your question correctly, but please check the below picture and the attached pbix file.
I tried unpivotting the table to have the structure like below, and then used the last column to create a slicer.
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