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Hi again guru's.
I have been asked to update a power BI dashboard to add a count to a slicer.
What I have at the moment is a standard slicer (See pic1 below ) - a slicer with a number of categories.
What I would like to have is the same but with counts on each slicer. Is this even possisble?
I can create a card so when I click on one of the caterory boxs above, the card shows the count - but I would like to have that count in the category slicer.
Something like the below example
Hi both, sorry for the delayed response.
The above has done what I wanted but now I am after an additional piece of help.
I created a new table and used that as the slicer - it works in that it gives the sum / count of the attributes,
However, when I click on a different attribute to slice / filter my visuals, this total remains static (as I assume it is a calculation based on the raw data only).
Is there a way to make this calculation dynamic?
Code of current table counter I created...
Open_Items_counter_items =
SUMMARIZE (
Table1,
Table1[Category],
"_CategoryCount", COUNT ( Table1[Category] ) + COUNTBLANK ( Table1[Category] ),
"_Category_count", SUM ( Table1[Counts] ) - SUM ( Table1[<1Year] ),
"_CategoryNameCount",
CALCULATE (
IF (
ISBLANK ( VALUES ( Table1[Category] ) ),
"Blank()",
VALUES ( Table1[Category] )
) & " ("
& COUNT ( Table1[Category] ) + COUNTBLANK ( Table1[Category] ) & ")"
),
"_CategoryNameCount2",
CALCULATE (
IF (
ISBLANK ( VALUES ( Table1[Category] ) ),
"Blank()",
VALUES ( Table1[Category] )
) & " ("
& SUM ( Table1[Counts] ) - SUM ( Table1[<1Year] ) & ")"
)
)
@Anonymous , seem like you need Dynamic segmentation.
Dynamic segmentation -Measure to Dimension conversion: https://youtu.be/gzY40NWJpWQ
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