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eliapl
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removing filter on columns for scatter plot

Hi all,

 

I am trying to visualise client potential (0€ to xxx million €) (x Axis) vs penetration (0-100%) (y Axis) for a number of clients using a scatter plot. Per default this is shown for all clients. (potential, penetration and client name is all in the same table)

think of it as follows

client potential penetration sector

A      2000        0,5           business services

B       1000        0,2           business services

C      5000         0,1           healthcare

 

The user then has the possibility of selecting a single client from a slicer. The result being that only that particular client is shown on the scatter plot.

 

However, despite the single client being selected, I would like to show also some peers (think of it as clients in the same sector). Basically if A is selected, I would also like to show B, but not C in the scatter plot. I would need to un-do the filter on the client somehow

 

I have not found anything online and have tried multiple approaches in the last hours with measures or calculatetable, but i can conceputally not get there.

 

Before giving up I wanted to try and resort to your wisdom..!

 

thanks for any inputs

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v-juanli-msft
Community Support
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Hi @eliapl

In this scenario, besides the dataset you provided, create a new table as below

 

1.png

 

in this table, create two measures

 

selected client = SELECTEDVALUE(Table2[client])
selected sector = SELECTEDVALUE(Table2[sector])

 

in origial table, create a measure

 

flag = IF(SELECTEDVALUE(Table1[sector])=[selected sector],1,0)

 

then add a filter condition to this measure. 

 

2.png 

 

finally, we could get this

3.png

 

Here is my pbix.

 

Best Regards

Maggie

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v-juanli-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @eliapl

In this scenario, besides the dataset you provided, create a new table as below

 

1.png

 

in this table, create two measures

 

selected client = SELECTEDVALUE(Table2[client])
selected sector = SELECTEDVALUE(Table2[sector])

 

in origial table, create a measure

 

flag = IF(SELECTEDVALUE(Table1[sector])=[selected sector],1,0)

 

then add a filter condition to this measure. 

 

2.png 

 

finally, we could get this

3.png

 

Here is my pbix.

 

Best Regards

Maggie

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