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Not straightforward. I'm sure there's a convoluted solution using cube functions and the data model, but before I explore that (I've never done it before) there may be a simpler solution that might do for you.
Its fault is that it shows not just the slicer selection of just one column of your table but the resulting unique values in one column of all the filters that may have been applied to any columns of that table. Spilling list: Code:
=UNIQUE(FILTER(Table1[Hdr1],SUBTOTAL(103,OFFSET(Table1[Hdr1],ROW(Table1[Hdr1])-MIN(ROW(Table1[Hdr1])),0,1)))) Code:
=TEXTJOIN(", ",FALSE,UNIQUE(FILTER(Table1[Hdr1],SUBTOTAL(103,OFFSET(Table1[Hdr1],ROW(Table1[Hdr1])-MIN(ROW(Table1[Hdr1])),0,1))))) ps. shorter versions of those formulae: Code:
=LET(a,Table1[Hdr1],UNIQUE(FILTER(a,SUBTOTAL(103,OFFSET(a,ROW(a)-MIN(ROW(a)),0,1))))) =LET(a,Table1[Hdr1],TEXTJOIN(", ",FALSE,UNIQUE(FILTER(a,SUBTOTAL(103,OFFSET(a,ROW(a)-MIN(ROW(a)),0,1)))))) |
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