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Hi All,
I have a Tooltip Report for a US map. I want to show data for the state, as well as the overall region data. Right now, only one filter is being applied.
Is there a way to distinguish the state and region data?
Thanks for any information!
@Anonymous you can surely achieve this by creating new measure for Region which ignores the State filter. If you can share sample data, I can get you a measure to achieve this.
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Hey @parry2k,
I was working on this more today. This measure does *almost* I want to achieve
Region_Count = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT('BID FILE'[PROBILL]),ALLEXCEPT('BID FILE','BID FILE'[Destination State Regions],'BID FILE'[CONSIGNEECOMPANY_CLEAN]))
I issue I run into with it is that while it does calculate the regional data, it only shows the total for the "customers" in the state I'm hovering over.
For example, say I have a list of 10 customers with regional data. If say a state's top customers are Customer 2, Customer 6, Customer 10, then the regional data will only show those customers. The data is correct; I just want the top in that region, no matter the customer in the state.
I appreciate your help on this!
Hi, @parry2k . Thanks for replying!
This is a rough idea of the data.
I want the count of unique IDs by category. So, if I hover over Pennsylvania, I will see:
Pennsylvania
Category 1 (2)
Category 2 (2)
Region
Category 1 (3)
Category 2 (3)
State | Region | Category | ID |
Pennsylvania | Northeast | Category 1 | 1236 |
Pennsylvania | Northeast | Category 1 | 1547 |
Pennsylvania | Northeast | Category 2 | 8456 |
Pennsylvania | Northeast | Category 2 | 9874 |
New York | Northeast | Category 1 | 7412 |
New York | Northeast | Category 2 | 8521 |
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