Hi @Sara_3,
Depending on how large your app is, there's a couple of ways you can deal with this:
The easiest way - if you only have a couple of measures - is to add set analysis in each of the measures:
Count({$<Flag=>}Age)
If you add this to each of the measures then selections in Flag will no longer interact with that visualization.
The second more complicated way is to work in alternate states. If you have a large app and adding the set analysis to all measures would be too time consuming you can use this technique.
First, you add an alternate state under "Master Items" (Let's say we call it: State B)
Now add a filter object and add your Flag column. In the properties of the filter object select your alternate State B. This filter object will now only interact with objects in State B. (Don't use the same filter object for Age and Flag as one will be in an alternate state)
The good thing about alternate states is that you can pass values from one state to another... Like this:
For your Measure in count([Age Bucket]) you add this set analysis:
count({$<Flag=[State B]::Flag>}[Age Bucket])
This will pass values selected from Flag into Age Bucket but because the object is still in the default state it still responds to all other filters. Just don't have the Flag column anywhere else on your canvas.
I hope this helps.
Thanks
Anthony
