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mishrabkm2k14
Frequent Visitor

Cross page filtering

My current scenario is as follows:

In a institute there are multiple student have been given the test. In Question paper there 10 question. some questions are single choice and some question have multiple choice. this is like

Student IDStudent EmailQuestion AnswerAnswerID
101abc@abc.comQuestion1a101011
101abc@abc.comQuestion1b101012
101abc@abc.comQuestion1c101013
101abc@abc.comQuestion1d101014
101abc@abc.comQuestion2a101015
101abc@abc.comQuestion3d101016
102abc2@abc.comQuestion1b101017
102abc2@abc.comQuestion2c101018
102abc2@abc.comQuestion3b101019

 

what do I want to do,

1- All the question shows as column.

2- created a model into power BI desktop.

3- created a three visuals (Graph) as per Question 1 2 3.

In x-axis- as answer

In y-axis as no of student

 

So I wanted to apply cross filtering on these three graph.

Is this any feasible solution in power BI

 

Thanks

 

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v-ljerr-msft
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Hi @mishrabkm2k14,

 

According to your description, you just need a single visual(e.g. Stack column chart with x-axis as answer and value as no of student) and a Slicer of "Question" to show number of student for "Answer" of per Question according to your selection.

 

result.PNG

 

Here is the sample pbix file for your reference. 

 

Regards

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v-ljerr-msft
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Hi @mishrabkm2k14,

 

According to your description, you just need a single visual(e.g. Stack column chart with x-axis as answer and value as no of student) and a Slicer of "Question" to show number of student for "Answer" of per Question according to your selection.

 

result.PNG

 

Here is the sample pbix file for your reference. 

 

Regards

Thanks JerriLi for Reply.

 

Actually now I wants to eloborate what I want to need.

My Table Data is looks like as below.

STUDENT NameQUESTIONANSWERSurveyID
bipinWhich language do you like ?I love c#1
bipinWhich language do you like ?I love c++2
bipinWhich language do you like ?I love Java3
bipinWhat is your professional degree?MCA4
bipinWhat is Your Grade?A+Grade5
bipinPassout Year?20076
HarshadWhich language do you like ?I love c#7
HarshadWhich language do you like ?I love c++8
HarshadWhat is your professional degree?MCA9
HarshadWhat is Your Grade?A++Grade10
HarshadPassout Year?201011
NishantWhich language do you like ?I love c12
NishantWhich language do you like ?I love JS13
NishantWhat is your professional degree?Mtech14
NishantWhat is Your Grade?A+++Grade15
NishantPassout Year?201116
RishabhPassout Year?200717
RishabhWhich language do you like ?I love c#18
RishabhWhich language do you like ?I love c++19
RishabhWhat is your professional degree?Btech20
RishabhWhat is Your Grade?A++Grade21

 

In above table there are four type of questions.

Which language do you like ?
What is your professional degree?
What is Your Grade?
Passout Year?

 

Red color Question have multi-select answer while other questions are single-select answer. It means Each student can give multiple answer for red color question while student will give the only single answer for remaining question.  

 

Now I wanted to need look lise below graph

 

graph.png

 

 

in above 4 graph represent 4 type of question.

 

What do i want to 

when user click on one graph data other will filtered accordingly.

 

Thanks

 

 

 

 

 

 

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