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Hallo,
short:
How can i get access to the filter in a parameter definition (Power SQL)?
long:
I have a dashboard with a filter.
When i select an item, I want to use the selected value in a stored procedure.
The stored procedure is working well with a given parameter entry.
How can i change the parameter automatically to the selected value?
thanks for helping.
Hi @sachti,
What is the dashboard filter in your post? If you mean a slicer or page level/report level/visual level filter we added in report body, it is not possible to pass the selected value to stored procedure.
If you want to pass a Power BI query parameter value a user specified to stored procedure, then, based on this passed value, fetch data records from databased and load into Power BI, this can be achieved. You can refer to this thread for detailed steps: parameters to SP or Sql query
Best Regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hallo v-yulgu-msft,
thank you for your help. The parameter usage is the part already working.
= (Rid as text, Id as number) => let Source= Sql.Database("DATABASENAME", "DATABASENAME2", [Query="EXEC SqlStoredProcedureTable #(lf)@Rid = '" & Rid & "' ,#(lf) @Id = " & Number.ToText(Id) & ";"] in Source
this is running.
The followig Picture describes it better. I want to select a jobrid and with this the stored procedure can return the measurement data for displaying in a graph.
Thats why i try to get the selected value as parameter for the stored procedure.
But here i use the slicer as drop down menue.
Hi @sachti,
As I mentioned in my original post, it is not possible to pass the selected value from slicer to stored procedure. As the available values displayed in a slicer must be fetched and returned by dataset first (in your scenario, use a stored procedure). The logic that using a slicer to filter dataset does not make sense.
Best regards,
Yuliana Gu
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