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Hi All,
Due to Data sensitivity, i am representing the values as below.
Requirement:
I have two columns as below
| Column1 | Column2 |
| Apple | Blue |
| Orange | Black |
| Apple | Green |
| Apple | Green |
| Apple | Green |
| Orange | Green |
| Apple | Green |
| Others | Black |
| Orange | Blue |
| Others | Blue |
| Apple | Black |
| Orange | Blue |
| Others | Green |
| Others | Blue |
| Orange | Black |
| Others | Green |
| Orange | Green |
| Others | Black |
| Apple | Blue |
| Apple | Black |
Here i am concerned with only three data point: two values from Column1 and one from Column2.
| Apple | 8 |
| Orange | 6 |
| Green | 8 |
I have to bring up a Slicer which should show values of only "Apple,Orange and Green" and it need to project the same count as mentioned above.
But when i try to apply condtions involing two columns then i am getting unique values as per selection. for example, Apple and Orange are showing as expected but when i select Green then it shows as 2 (as other 6 values are part of Apple & Orange).
Regards
Santosh Kumar
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Hi @SantoshKumar ,
Create a slicer table like below:
Then create a measure:
Measure = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Table'),FILTER('Table','Table'[Column1]=SELECTEDVALUE(Slicer[value])||'Table'[Column2]=SELECTEDVALUE(Slicer[value])))
Hi @SantoshKumar ,
Create a slicer table like below:
Then create a measure:
Measure = CALCULATE(COUNTROWS('Table'),FILTER('Table','Table'[Column1]=SELECTEDVALUE(Slicer[value])||'Table'[Column2]=SELECTEDVALUE(Slicer[value])))
@SantoshKumar , if you want that king of display, then you need to unpivot the table
https://radacad.com/pivot-and-unpivot-with-power-bi
Or create a table
distinct(union(distinct(Table[Column1]) ,Table[Column2]) ))
join with both the columns, one join will active and one will inactive ,
then use userelationship and use that measure to create
dim = count(Table1[Colum1]) _ calculate(count(Table1[column1], userelationship(dim[column1], table[column2]))
assume join with column two in inactive
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