Suppress Visual if values are lower than a certain number

[ljohnston]

Hi,

I have a visual that summarizes race/ethnicity categories by student (one row per student). My bar chart visual is summing the number of applicants/students by their race/ethnicity.

When someone uses slicers to drill-down, I want the visual to not show at all if any of the race/ethnicity categories is below 3.  I can set a visual level filter on the # of students >3, but it only suppresses the category that is below 3 and I would like to suppress the entire visual. 

[themistoklis]

Hi @ljohnston

I agree with @Anonymous.

You need to create a measure and add it to the relevant objects as a filter. No need to add it to the object itself.

Generally in cases where you have for example a table with various measures as columns then if you want to exlude rows based on certain criteria, which apply to multiple measures, then you need to create a separate measure based on these criteria and use it as a filter.

[Anonymous]

HI @ljohnston,

Maybe you can try to write a measure to replace value column, add if statement in it to ignore calculation when race/ethnicity categories less than 3.

Please share some sample data for test if you are confused on coding formula.

Regards,

Xiaoxin Sheng

[ljohnston]

Xiaoxin,

Thank you so much for your response. Here's some sample data. So my chart is summing student by fav color. I want a measure that says IF any of the favorite colors are less than 3, don't show the visual. 

Student	Fav Color
1	Red
1	Pink
1	Pink
1	Red
1	Blue
1	Blue
1	Blue
1	Blue
1	Red
1	Red
1	Green
1	Green
1	Green
1	Green
1	Green
1	Green
1	Yellow
1	Yellow
1	Orange

[themistoklis]

@ljohnston

Create a new measure using this DAX formula:

Filter_Column = SUM(Sheet1[Student])

Then Add it as a filter on the table and select Value greater than 3. Image below:

[ljohnston]

When I do that, it suppresses the categories (fav colors), with less than 3 but still shows those greater than 3.  If any of the catagories (fav colors) are less than 3, I don't want any of the categories to show (blank visual). 

[themistoklis]

@ljohnston

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