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I want to display a table on my report that shows only open jobs (Fabrication Complete = False) by default. I know I can do that by setting the page filter to 'Fabrication Complete is False'. But how could I create a slicer or visual with a single checkbox that when the viewer ticks it the closed jobs (Fabrication Complete = True) will show up in the table as well?
I've tried publishing the report with False checked on the Fabrication Complete slicer and setting the slicer filter to True only (as shown below), but this still dispays the False option in the slicer and by clicking True only the closed jobs are then displayed in the tables.
Effectively, I want the report to show Fabrication Complete = False by default, then add all data where Fabrication Complete = True to the table visual by simply ticking the box. Ideally, the checkbox would say 'Show closed jobs' next to it.
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Thanks for the reply @amitchandak. I actually found a user-friendly solution in creating buttons tied to bookmarks. I set each bookmark's filter, then I stacked the buttons and had the top button's bookmark hide the top button. Then the bottom button would show it again, effectively acting as a toggle.
@wlandry12 , Create a table with one row having value Fabrication Complete
Without joining it with table use this
if(isfiltered(Fab[Fab]), calculate(Table[Value], filter(Table, Table[Fabrication Complete]=true() )) , calculate(Table[Value], filter(Table, Table[Fabrication Complete] = false())) )
Thanks for the reply @amitchandak. I actually found a user-friendly solution in creating buttons tied to bookmarks. I set each bookmark's filter, then I stacked the buttons and had the top button's bookmark hide the top button. Then the bottom button would show it again, effectively acting as a toggle.
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