Hi!
I am hoping to get some guidance on how to resolve the problem I am facing.
I created used the Card graphic to create cards to open for the past 30, 60 and 90 days. The problem is that when I click on the card, it does not filter the rest of the page visuals to reflect the items that fall within those ranges. Clicking the card however, does not update the rest of the report visuals, but I do see that the numbers of the count on the card go up and down based on changes I make in the query.
Card visual view:
Did I jsut miss a step when creating the card and all I need to do is fix this pathway? Or should I create a new slicer that picks the open items and then based on this cohort, breaks them down by 30, 60, 90? How would I go the slicer route, if needed?
Many thanks in advance for any tips, advice and guidance that can be provided 🙂
@Anonymous what is your goal? What you are trying to achieve is not very clear?
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