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I would like to create a slicer Based on "yes" and "no". The logic would be as follows
if a [President] has a [Partner] then "Yes" if not then "NO".
So for example, if I selected yes in the slicer Dave and Carl would populate because they have a partner and if I select no in the slicer then Joe and Donald would populate because they do not.
| President | Vice President | Partner |
| Dave | Bill | A |
| Dave | Kevin | B |
| Dave | John | C |
| Carl | Aaron | D |
| Carl | Greg | E |
| Carl | Gary | F |
| Dave | Lamr | null |
| Carl | Patrick | null |
| Joe | Anthony | null |
| Donald | Isabella | null |
What is the most effective way to accomplish this ? I am open to creating a measure or making adjustments in the query editor?
@dw700d , Try a measure like
measure =
var _sel = selectedvalue(flag[flag])
return
if(_sel = "Yes", countrows(filter(Table, not(isblank(Table[Partner])) ) ),
countrows(except( Summarize(filter(Table, isblank(Table[Partner])), Table[President]),Summarize(filter(Table, not(isblank(Table[Partner]))), Table[President])))
)
@amitchandak thank you , can you add some contect? Am i Dropping this measure in the slicer? or the table?
Should I be creating a custom column with yes if partner is not null to be me slicer?
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