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FILTER function in Power BI - Dashboard Guide

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Dashboard Mode - FILTER function
Business Question

Which sales transactions had sales amounts greater than $200? Show the filtered sales data and total sales for these transactions.

Sample Data: Sales Transactions
Transaction IDProductSales AmountRegion
1Notebook150East
2Pen250West
3Desk300East
4Chair100South
5Lamp400West
Dashboard Components
  • KPI Card: Total Sales (Filtered)
    Formula:
    Total Sales Filtered = SUMX(FILTER(Sales, Sales[Sales Amount] > 200), Sales[Sales Amount])
    Result: 250 + 300 + 400 = 950
  • Table Visual: Filtered Sales Transactions
    Formula:
    Filtered Sales = FILTER(Sales, Sales[Sales Amount] > 200)
    Shows rows where Sales Amount > 200:
    Transaction IDs 2, 3, 5 with their Product, Sales Amount, and Region
Dashboard Layout
+----------------------+-------------------------+
|  KPI Card: Total     |  Table: Filtered Sales   |
|  Sales (Filtered)    |  Transactions            |
|  (Total = 950)       |  (3 rows shown)          |
+----------------------+-------------------------+
Interactivity

The filter condition in the DAX FILTER function automatically limits the data shown in both the KPI card and the table to only transactions with sales amounts greater than $200. If you add slicers for Region or Product, these will further filter the data before the FILTER function applies, updating both components dynamically.

Self Check

Add a slicer filter for Region = West. Which transactions remain in the filtered table and what is the new total sales amount?

Answer: Transactions with IDs 2 and 5 remain (Pen and Lamp). New total sales = 250 + 400 = 650.

Key Result
Dashboard shows sales transactions filtered to amounts greater than $200 with total sales and detailed table.