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Hi,
I am using three filter on the filter panel in the report.
As you can see at the file, there are three different cards. However, I want to use only one card.
I want a new card that works with this logic based on the filters that I use at the filter panel
The link for the file is: https://we.tl/t-NtYntqSwxi
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @IF
Try using this dax measure
Dynamic ID Count =
VAR Filter1Selected = NOT ISBLANK(SELECTEDVALUE(Main[Level1]))
VAR Filter2Selected = NOT ISBLANK(SELECTEDVALUE(Main[Level2]))
VAR FilterGSelected = NOT ISBLANK(SELECTEDVALUE(Main[LevelG]))
RETURN
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
Filter1Selected && Filter2Selected, CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Main[ID]), Main[Level2] = 3),
Filter1Selected, CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Main[ID]), Main[Level1] = 3),
Filter2Selected, CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Main[ID]), Main[Level2] = 3),
FilterGSelected, CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Main[ID]), Main[LevelG] = 3),
CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Main[ID]), Main[LevelG] = 3) -- Default case if no filters are selected
)
And pull this on the card visual.
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Happy to help!
Hi @IF
Try using this dax measure
Dynamic ID Count =
VAR Filter1Selected = NOT ISBLANK(SELECTEDVALUE(Main[Level1]))
VAR Filter2Selected = NOT ISBLANK(SELECTEDVALUE(Main[Level2]))
VAR FilterGSelected = NOT ISBLANK(SELECTEDVALUE(Main[LevelG]))
RETURN
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
Filter1Selected && Filter2Selected, CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Main[ID]), Main[Level2] = 3),
Filter1Selected, CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Main[ID]), Main[Level1] = 3),
Filter2Selected, CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Main[ID]), Main[Level2] = 3),
FilterGSelected, CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Main[ID]), Main[LevelG] = 3),
CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Main[ID]), Main[LevelG] = 3) -- Default case if no filters are selected
)
And pull this on the card visual.
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Happy to help!
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