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As an example, I have 2 tables, similar to below...
Master Lookup
Region | Country | City | Building | Staff |
EMEA | UK | London | LON01 | 35 |
EMEA | France | Paris | PAR01 | 32 |
APJ | New Zealand | Christchurch | CHR01 | 6 |
AMER | US | Washington | WAS01 | 15 |
Absentees
Staff ID | Days Absent | Building |
1 | 10/10/2022 | LON01 |
1 | 11/10/2022 | LON01 |
3 | 15/11/2022 | LON01 |
4 | 30/11/2022 | WAS01 |
The tables have a relationship between "Building". I then have a slicer called Region using the Master Lookup Region column. How can I get the slicer to only show th regions associated with the "Building" column from the "Absentee" table? So the Region slicer would only have EMEA & AMER, as currently th slicer is showing all regions. Hope that makes sense and thanks in advance.
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That worked great, but then noticed an issue that if the slicers are synced across multiple tabs, the "HasRows" filter is synced as well. So I have a "Region" slicer on "Report 1" and "Report 2" and if I select "EMEA" from the "Region" slicer, it filters "EMEA" across both "Report 1" and "Report 2". Just as expected, but I need "HasRows CUser Data = COUNTROWS('Cuser data')" on "Report 1" Region Slicer and "HasRows Absentees Data = COUNTROWS('Absentees data')" on "Report 2" Region slicer.
I hope that makes sense.
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