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Hi all,
I am looking for some help to generate 3 button slicers that says "Future 3 Months" "Future 6 Months" and "Future 1 year" their purpose is to filter a barchart graph, which looks as below.
I have tried multiple things, but nothing have seen to work out.
Does anyone know how to create a dax filter, that allows to select those period - The periods should be based on today. There is data present for the future periods and there will always be, as this is future cashflows, as I am trying to generate a cashflow overview in PowerBI.
Let me know if you require anything else from me.
Thank you!
Solle
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Hi @Solle,
I would suggest @technolog solution aswell. You can create the bookmark and than use a button to switch between the bookmarks. Same thing can be archieved with the "navigation" button that automatically creates a button for each bookmark. The bookmark documentation can be found here: Create report bookmarks in Power BI to share insights and build stories - Power BI | Microsoft Docs
If you need to do this in dax you have three options:
1. The first one I would recommend if you want to do it in dax. This would give you a calculated column to filter on the number of months the date is in the future. So in this case 1 would be August (since its July), 2 is September and so on...
The dax would look something like this:
2. You could create a calculated coloumn in your date table to filter on the different time period.
3. I would not recommend this, but you could create one column for each time period and filter on is in time period (yes/no).
Hi @Solle,
I would suggest @technolog solution aswell. You can create the bookmark and than use a button to switch between the bookmarks. Same thing can be archieved with the "navigation" button that automatically creates a button for each bookmark. The bookmark documentation can be found here: Create report bookmarks in Power BI to share insights and build stories - Power BI | Microsoft Docs
If you need to do this in dax you have three options:
1. The first one I would recommend if you want to do it in dax. This would give you a calculated column to filter on the number of months the date is in the future. So in this case 1 would be August (since its July), 2 is September and so on...
The dax would look something like this:
2. You could create a calculated coloumn in your date table to filter on the different time period.
3. I would not recommend this, but you could create one column for each time period and filter on is in time period (yes/no).
Hi @random_Bi_User
Thank you for your reply - I will try to use your first step and then combine the filter with a bookmark 🙂
Best Regards,
Solle
Hi! Have you tryed using bookmarks?
Hi @technolog
Appreciate your reply! I think I will have to provide the above post as an answer. Despite partly using your recommendation as the solution!
Thank you!
Solle
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