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Hello Everyone,
Not sure about this, Is it possible to apply visual level filter to a slicer visual...?
For example my sclier has month column and I would like to have only few months like Jan,Mar,Apr,May,Dec. Can I use visual level filter over here or do any other things.
Thank You
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@pxg08680 I think you have two options here:
Option 1 -> Create two new calculated table and use slicer from there.
Option 2 -> Add two new calculated field in your table like below but this will give one blank row for each slicer
Slicer 1 = if(Table1[Range]="3M AVG", Table1[Range], "")
Slicer 2 = if(Table1[Range]<>"3M AVG", Table1[Range], "")
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@pxg08680,
It is not possible to use visual level filter to a slicer, instead, you can use page level filter. Or you can directly select the months you need in the slicer.
Regards,
Lydia
Thanks for the reply. Let me give some more info.
I have a column called Period and I am using this in my slicer. My slicer looks like this
What I need is, I want to pull out the 3M Avg from the slicer and use it as a separate slicer.
My 1st slicer should show me
--Select a Value
Current
Last 1 Month
Last 3 Month
Last 6 Month
Last 12 Month
and my new slicer should have
3M Avg
@pxg08680 I think you have two options here:
Option 1 -> Create two new calculated table and use slicer from there.
Option 2 -> Add two new calculated field in your table like below but this will give one blank row for each slicer
Slicer 1 = if(Table1[Range]="3M AVG", Table1[Range], "")
Slicer 2 = if(Table1[Range]<>"3M AVG", Table1[Range], "")
Subscribe to the @PowerBIHowTo YT channel for an upcoming video on List and Record functions in Power Query!!
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If my solution proved useful, I'd be delighted to receive Kudos. When you put effort into asking a question, it's equally thoughtful to acknowledge and give Kudos to the individual who helped you solve the problem. It's a small gesture that shows appreciation and encouragement! ❤
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