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Hello,
I have 2 columns with integers (Let's call them Start and End) which values go from 300 to 2700
I want to create a slicer that allows my user to select data in between Start and End and that let's him input the Start value he wants and the End value he wants.
checkboxes are simply not user friendly is this case.
He should only need to tape in a box the number for start he wants and the number for end he wants
Hi, @HappyToadin
Thanks Ibendlin for the workaround, here are some of my additions to this. You can create a table with all the integers in this range, with values between 300 and 2700. Then put it in the slicer.
IntegerTable = GENERATESERIES(300, 2700, 1)
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I am sorry but any of these responses are about generating an unrelated table that i don't see how it would filter any of the data i want (no relationship with my dataset).
I need Start and End as they are associated with other columns in my dataset. They are not random values.
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StartRange | EndRange | Number of Items |
300 | 315 | 345 |
315 | 330 | 3432 |
330 | 345 | 34235 |
345 | 400 | 545454 |
400 | 500 | 4545454 |
500 | 700 | 43545433 |
600 | 900 | 342342342 |
800 | 1400 | 534324325 |
1500 | 1700 | 5435565643 |
2200 | 2500 | 9895454431 |
2600 | 2615 | 19895454431 |
2615 | 2630 | 39895454431 |
2630 | 2645 | 59895454431 |
2645 | 2700 | 79895454431 |
Here's a simplified example of the dataset. Start range starts at 300 and ends at 2645, end range starts at 315 and ends at 2700.
With a single slicer the user needs to be able to select all the data in between the value selected for start and the value for end
Now I am totally lost. I cannot imagine how the UX is going on here. Surely there must be an easier way for your users to navigate the data?
I simply want a single slider slicer not 2. The user choses the start date and the end date and he gets the data in between
Use a single slicer. In your measure query the MIN and MAX values of that column. use thes against your Start and End dates.
Use GENERATESERIES(300,2700) and feed a single range slicer from this.
But how would the slicer filter the data with generateseries ?
Start and End are columns and there are other columns in the dataset that need to be filtered according to start and end.
You don't need Start and End columns. Use MIN(Slicer[Value]) and MAX(Slicer[Value]) to read the user input.
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