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I have this measure: [_consecutive_months_seasonal]
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Tried it with the brute method of 32 measures but they wouldn't filter the content on the rest of the page.
So we turned the _consecutive_months_seasonal into a calculated column in the merchant table and then created a matrix with that column and count of distinct merchants. That also allowed us to click on a value and filter the other visuals by the merchants that qualified under that count.
Hi @bsheffer ,
Each card visual can only display a single calculation result. You can create a formula and use allexpect(table[consecutive_months]) to keep this grouping condition. The results under different groups can be displayed in the table or matrix.
If the problem is still not resolved, you need to provide some information according to the following rules, otherwise I cannot do further testing.
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Henry
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Tried it with the brute method of 32 measures but they wouldn't filter the content on the rest of the page.
So we turned the _consecutive_months_seasonal into a calculated column in the merchant table and then created a matrix with that column and count of distinct merchants. That also allowed us to click on a value and filter the other visuals by the merchants that qualified under that count.
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