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Filter a dimension

Hi Experts

I have a dimension at page level setting. In a pbix file. Which I fine. The dimension filters my net sales by either organic or inorganic. The problem I have is I want to only show the organic part of the dimension. I cannot add the dimension to the visual filter..

How could you do this.
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Daniel See image

 

I want to only show the organic element of the dimension.

 

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Hi @Anonymous,

Could you please offer me some sample data and post your desire result if possible?

 

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Daniel He

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Daniel See image

 

I want to only show the organic element of the dimension.

 

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Anonymous
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Hi All

 

found a work around and it works...

I found a reliable workaround for this, you can basically just use a slicer on a slicer - after all, what is a slicer if not just a dynamic Visual Level Filter?

  1. Create Slicer #1 for your users to interact with 2. Create Slicer #2 with the field you want to filter Slicer #1 by, i.e. the field that you would have put into your Visual Level Filter. (Example: If Slicer #1 has names of all sales reps in the company, and you only want it to show reps in a certain region, then create Slicer #2 with the Region field. Or, if you want to manually choose specific reps to show, then you can even just use the same Sales Rep field in Slicer #2) 3. Edit the interactions on Slicer #2 so that it ONLY INTERACTS WITH SLICER #1. If necessary, edit the interactions of your other visuals to not interact with Slicer #2. 4. Choose the values on Slicer #2 that you want to allow in Slicer #1, i.e. the values that you would have allowed in the Visual Level Filter. 5. Open the View tab, check the "Selection Pane" box, find Slicer #2 on the Selection Pane, and hide it (click the eye next to it) so users can't interact with it inadvertently.

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