Hello, I am trying to build out an inventory app. I want to use the Dashboard view to quickly order products. I have a table for Active Styles, and Current Inventory. Style Colors is a slice of Current Inventory Table to only include the unique values of the color options. When I select a row in Active Styles, it filters the other two views to show data related to that style, however, when I click on the Color, it does not filter the Current Inventory view. In the example above, I would love to only display the sizes related to the selected color. I’m assuming I can do this with a filtering formula in the slice, but not sure if that’s the best way to do it? I tried something like [_THISROW].[Color Name] = [Color Name]
It looks like you need to add double sens reference in your app.
Try adding a new virtual column in Current Inventory that is referenced to Active Styles. As a formula, list all the items in Active Styles that are using the color of the row.
As example : select(Actives Styles[Color], [Color] = [ColorName] )
Or for the sizes select(Actives Styles[Size], [Color] = [ColorName] )
Thanks for the response. Here’s how my table Current Inventory is structured from my API call. Style Colors is a slice of Current Inventory defined by ([_THISROW] = MINROW(“Current Inventory”, “_ROWNUMBER”, ([_THISROW].[Style Option] = [Style Option]))). [Style Option] is a virtual column that combines Style name and Color name.
Would I need to restructure the data into separate tables instead of one table and using a slice? I’m not sure if the dashboard views only react to reference columns, or if it could be achieved through filtering somehow. I could restructure it like this if I need to, where the [Style Option] points to the key in this new table, but I’m trying to avoid having to create another table and recoding the API structure.
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As you have multiple categories to filter (size, color), you might need to use a filter table, so that you won’t have to restructure your data.
See :
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