✨ Understanding SELECTEDVALUE in Power BI – Simplified! ✨

Ever wondered how to display the value selected in a slicer or filter in Power BI? That’s where SELECTEDVALUE comes to the rescue! 🚀

What is SELECTEDVALUE?
It’s a simple yet powerful DAX function that returns the value selected in a column. If multiple values are selected, it returns a default value or BLANK by default.
Why is it important?
It’s perfect for creating dynamic titles, summaries, or visuals that respond to your selections, making your
reports interactive and user-friendly.
How does it work?
Here’s an example:
Selected Year = SELECTEDVALUE(Years[Year], "All Years")
👉 If a single year is selected, it shows the year.
👉 If no year or multiple years are selected, it displays "All Years."

Where can you use it?
Dynamic Visual Titles: Show the selected region, category, or date.
Custom Measures: Tailor calculations based on selected values.
Enhanced Filters: Create cleaner, more intuitive dashboards.

💡 Pro Tip: Combine it with other DAX functions like CONCATENATE, IF, or SWITCH for even more control!
Make your reports smarter, more interactive, and visually appealing with SELECTEDVALUE. 💻✨