Sorting number of tables via 2 slicers to pull data onto a dashboard

locka

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Good day to everyone on mrexcel i hope you can all help me with a complex issues I have..

I'm trying to create a dashboard, for our CCG and GP. So that they can select which CCG and if they want data on the CCG or GP or both. Via the use of 2 slicers. These slicers then have to filters data from a number of KPI calculation, plus a number of tables which hold information such as email address, ad accounts, patching of devices etc..

I currently have Dashboard screen, which has will have charts on it and get is data from a calculation sheet. Then there are separate sheets for each off the other areas most of which are in tables(Not pivot tables). Id like them to be able to select from the dashboard via 2 slicers one for CCG and one with CCG\GP choice. Both Slicers pull data from calcs sheet from two tables.

I have 2 issues

1) I need to be able to work out which options have been selected via those slicers. When the slicer is clicked it could be between 1 to 7 choices selected. with the first and 1 to 2 choices on the second I'm having a job being able to work out which choices have been filter from the table so that i can use that data with countif to give me totals.

2) Id also like to be able to filter tables on the other sheets using same values selected from the slicers.

If I can i would like not to use VBA if possible, or at least to a bear minimum
 

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The article below shows how to determine the selected slicer items, unfortunately it is a VBA solution.

Do you still need help with the second topic?

 
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