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Hi All,
I have a client request to give the user option to select the slicers based on the city priority. Meaning, while the user select one city from slicer1 it should disappear from the next slicer or from all the slicer.
The solution as per my understanding - I have created 6 different tables and used below DAX on slice2 but not sure how to proceed from slice3 and so on. I used a filter on this visual option and hide the city selected in slice1.
Please help me with the best possible solution. Appreciate your help here.
@amitchandak @Greg_Deckler @PowerBIDev @JihwanKim @Jihwan_Kim
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@BimalSubhasis Try:
Slicer2 =
Var slicer1 = SELECTEDVALUE('City'[City])
Var slicer2 = MAX('City (2)'[City])
return
if(slicer1 = slicer2,
"Hide",
"Keep")
Slicer3 =
Var slicers = { SELECTEDVALUE('City'[City]), SELECTEDVALUE('City (2)'[City]) }
Var slicer = MAX('City (3)'[City])
return
if(slicer IN slicers,
"Hide",
"Keep")
Slicer4 =
Var slicers = { SELECTEDVALUE('City'[City]), SELECTEDVALUE('City (2)'[City]), SELECTEDVALUE('City (3)'[City]) }
Var slicer = MAX('City (4)'[City])
return
if(slicer IN slicers,
"Hide",
"Keep")
@BimalSubhasis Try:
Slicer2 =
Var slicer1 = SELECTEDVALUE('City'[City])
Var slicer2 = MAX('City (2)'[City])
return
if(slicer1 = slicer2,
"Hide",
"Keep")
Slicer3 =
Var slicers = { SELECTEDVALUE('City'[City]), SELECTEDVALUE('City (2)'[City]) }
Var slicer = MAX('City (3)'[City])
return
if(slicer IN slicers,
"Hide",
"Keep")
Slicer4 =
Var slicers = { SELECTEDVALUE('City'[City]), SELECTEDVALUE('City (2)'[City]), SELECTEDVALUE('City (3)'[City]) }
Var slicer = MAX('City (4)'[City])
return
if(slicer IN slicers,
"Hide",
"Keep")
Many Thanks @Greg_Deckler. It works for me. Do you have any suggestions to improve advanced DAX logics.
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