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I want to be able to let the user set a starting date and an ending date which will filter the whole dataset for projects started on or after the first date and ended on or before the second one.
Best I can do so far is two slicers (in 'after' and 'before' mode) but it's kinda confusing for the user.
And if I want to reduce the control size to hide the useless part it shows the funnel thingy : (what's with that anyway??!?)
How would you approach that?
Hi @6mon ,
Why don't you try between date slicer for your scenario?
By my tests, it should have the same result.
Best Regards,
Cherry
Thing is I have TWO measures to filter : the starting date and the ending date.
For that filtering to work properly it needs FOUR inputs : lower and higher bounds for starting date and lower and upper bounds for ending date.
What I'm looking for is a way to 'force' the higher bound of the starting date to be implicitely set as well as the lower bound of the ending date.
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