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Add Multiple Values in Filter Conditions during report creation

 

Hi,

 

We have connected Power BI to SSAS - Connect Live Option

 

We are trying to create one report where a specific filter condition needs to be added (too many values in filters)

 

eg : Column1 , Column 2 , Column 3 , Column 4  --- in Report View 

 

where Column4 = Value 1 , Value 2 , Value 3 , Value 7 , Value 9.....Value 98  --- Filter Condition

 

In filtering , i have the option to click on check boxes for different values..(Value1 , value2 etc) but it becomes very tedious when we have more values (say 90 values)

 

 

Is there any better option to do?

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az38
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Hi @GuestUser 

I see 2 options:

1. you could use M language (Power Query Editor mode -> pick ypur datasource -> Advanced Editor then find a string like

#"Filtered Rows" = Table.SelectRows(#"Changed Type", each ([Column4] = "Value1" or [Column4] = "Value2" or [Column4] = "Value3"))

change it to your needs and press ok.

 

2. second option, as I see. you can import (or create via Enter Data) datasource like "Allowed values" which contains from the only columns with only values you need in report

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Then go to the Table1 (origin data source), press Merge Queries, choose your columns and Inner as join type

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you will get a table like this:

12592.png

remove column "Allowed values" and enjoy!

 

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Thanks @az38 for replying !!

 

These will work out if i am connected to DB through Import Mode but I am using Connect Live (SSAS) option.

 

Any suggestions for the same 

az38
Community Champion
Community Champion

Hi @GuestUser 

the technique would be similar:

1. create a DAX table

AllowedValues = DATATABLE("Allowed Value"; STRING; 
{
    {"Value1"};
    {"Value3"};
    {"Value5"}
}
)

2. Create relationships your Query1[Column4] - AllowedValues[AllowedValue]

3. Create a table

Filtered Table = NATURALINNERJOIN(Query1;AllowedValues)

 

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