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Something like this, where one can select a button for common date ranges, but also input any 2 dates, if they so wish.
I could use a combination of the Defalt Date Slicer, with the default Date Slicer in relative mode. But that causes 2 issues:
For comparision, right now I have the (imo) pretty slicer below. But two issues:
Possibly I could do something using buttons + bookmarks - but my pages already rely on bookmarks quite a bit, so I'm leery of complicating things more. And again, something I don't like about my 'pretty' slicer above, is that it makes things a bit harder on others, if they want to build something.
Hi @mmace1 ,
You have mentioned all the workaround😄,If dataset is small, I will create some new columns as slicer options. Then use "Chicklet Slicer".
Best Regards,
Liang
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@mmace1 I feel like you nailed it with the buttons + bookmarks approach unless you can find a fancy date slicer in customer visuals.
@Greg_Deckler Thanks. The issue with bookmarks + Slicers, is one would have to update the bookmark each time.
i.e. here's a boomark for the last completed month - one would need to update that bookmark on Sept 1st, and that's not scalable.
It could work, if the idea was to have buttons to bookmarks, and a *relative* date slicer, but the goal is to have buttons + a manual date slicer.
This is pretty darn close. But requires users, when using custom dates, to clear the custom-slicer, before going back to the buttons.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKygF7VEJnQ&feature=youtu.be
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