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Dear all,
When we have table visual, how to set filter with 2 field with OR condition ?
I have like this ->
Both are Measures so both are already a calculation of some other original data table, and I want if either of them has value, show the line (record) else hide.
But I cannot just add new measure and SUM those two and see if there is a value in it, since it is probaby negate each other (plus minus).
Can we do something with the Built-in Filter from Power BI ? The Filter is act as "AND", right ? not "OR". So any trick for this kind of situation ?
Thanks,
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Hi,
This is solved. Just realized I actually only need to add those 2 measure with ABS() function for each. The result will be zero whenever both are zero, then I can use it in "Filter on this visual"
Thanks.
@admin_xlsior , To have or using slicer you need them to come from two independent tables
then a measure like
calculate(sum(Table[Value]), filter(Table, Table[A] in allselected(A[A]) && Table[B] allselected(B[B]) ) )\
Need of an Independent Table in Power BI: https://youtu.be/lOEW-YUrAbE
Hi,
If possible, I don't want to have any addition table into it. Can we maintain this on the visual it self ? Because I think this is just a matter of display or not. But I hope I'm right.
So, as mentioned, this two value are measures and in my Table Visual only listed/display these two measure and 1 more from a dimension table related to that measure.
So for example, Measure A and B are SUM of Gross and Net sales (from Order table) and the other column I included in that Table Visual is Customer (from Customer table which related to Order table). This is however only example, and what I needed is whenever the A or B has value, show the line, if both has zero value, hide it.
Hope it is more clear.
Thanks
Hi,
This is solved. Just realized I actually only need to add those 2 measure with ABS() function for each. The result will be zero whenever both are zero, then I can use it in "Filter on this visual"
Thanks.
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