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Hi,
I have a What-If Parameter, lets call it Machines.
Machines = GENERATESERIES(0, 20, 1)
I need a another parameter, or a range of values that can be used in a slicer based on the selected value of this parameter for the upper limit. Something like
Parameter = GENERATESERIES(0, [Machine Value], 1)
Does anyone know who to accomplish this?
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I am not sure if I have azure data explorer?
However, I actually ended up using a different work around. I used this concept. Power BI - Filter by a Measure in a Slicer . Instead of using a second what if parameter, I mader a measure that is the same GenerateSeries, and put that into a slicer. Then put a visual filter on that slicer.
I think this is what @parry2k was trying to suggest.
I am not sure if I have azure data explorer?
However, I actually ended up using a different work around. I used this concept. Power BI - Filter by a Measure in a Slicer . Instead of using a second what if parameter, I mader a measure that is the same GenerateSeries, and put that into a slicer. Then put a visual filter on that slicer.
I think this is what @parry2k was trying to suggest.
@Gacohen unfortunately that is not possible, you cannot have 2nd parameter based on machine parameters. you can (i believe) you can use a visual level filter to filter your 2nd parameter.
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Hi @Gacohen
@parry2k is correct, however what you could do is create a live connection to a static numbers table stored in azure data explorer and pass in the parameter value to the query using dynamic parameters for power bi direct query.
Definitely a lot more effort but a way to do it.
The docs are below
Dynamic M query paramters for direct query
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