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Hello everyone,
I have created a dashboard that uses user inputs (in the form of dropdown menus) to calculate a single value (in that case the solar insolation needed for a building). This works well and I'm able to get a final value that I can display.
For my visual, I would like to filter a map to only show the cities that have a solar insolation value higher than the one calculated (I can do it manually using a slicer and by entering the value I found but I would like it to be automatic).
My base data is a list of cities with associated solar insolation values.
I haven't been able to find my solution online yet.
Thank you in advance,
Simon
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Hi @Simon_G - Create a measure to filter cities based on whether their solar insolation values are higher than the calculated solar insolation needed.
Below measure i have used for testing with financial sales and profittotal, you can change it to solar insolation measure values.
try the above process and let know.
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It worked! Thank you so much!
Hi @Simon_G - Create a measure to filter cities based on whether their solar insolation values are higher than the calculated solar insolation needed.
Below measure i have used for testing with financial sales and profittotal, you can change it to solar insolation measure values.
try the above process and let know.
Did I answer your question? Mark my post as a solution! This will help others on the forum!
Appreciate your Kudos!!
Proud to be a Super User! | |
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