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Hello,
I have a slicer for a column in table A, and I also have a slicer for another column in table B. I want certain values in the B slicer to be automatically selected based on the value selected in the A slicer. For example, if "3" is selected in A, I want "X," "Z," and "T" to be automatically selected in B, and the filtering should be based on this selection.
How can I do it?
@Bkurtsatar ,
Is there a relationship between tables A and B? Because if you have a relationship, in theory, slicers should work exactly how you need them to. If you don't have a relationship, well, you're going to need one!
Regards,
Marcel Magalhães
Microsoft Power BI Official Partner
MCT | Certified PL-300 Power BI
Thank you for the response. There is no relationship between the two tables, and there is no common column where a relationship could be established.
Hello @Bkurtsatar ,
yuou need to create a column in B table to specifiy every value to each number it references in table A, then link this new column with the A column.
in this wayy you can filter from A table.
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But it's not limited to a single value. So how can I add "X," "Y," "Z" values for the "3" value in a single column? Table B, where X, Y, Z values are, is a static table.
You need something like that
Regards,
Marcel Magalhães
Microsoft Power BI Official Partner
MCT | Certified PL-300 Power BI
You got quite close, but when the "3" value is selected, I also want the "X," "Y," and "T" values to be selected from the other slicer.
So I believe Table_B will be filtered based on the values X, Y, T in this way.
No value selected in filter A, all values on screen.
The value 3 selected in A, brings the values of B. Now, if you want the filter B to have a check mark on the values, it is not possible.
Regards,
Marcel Magalhães
Microsoft Power BI Official Partner
MCT | Certified PL-300 Power BI
Actually, my goal is to filter Table B based on "X, Y, T" values when "3" is selected in Table A. So, if A = 3, filter Table B based on X, Y, T values. There's no need to see them selected in the slicer in Table B, but filtering Table B is sufficient. I hope I have explained it correctly and completely.
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