@Chalklands yes you cannot use slicer vertically, I would recommend to add this as an idea on ideas forum or vote in case an idea already exists.
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Hi @Chalklands ,
Sorry for that, We cannot understand your data model clearly, What is the Y-Axis coming from, Field or Measure? If it is measure, Could you please share the formula of this measure if it does not contain any confidential information? Please don't contain any Confidential Information or Real data in your reply.
If the Y-axis is a field of table, Do you mean create a slier like the visual filter?
Best regards,
Hi,
Looking for something like this:
The above is a mock up of what I'm trying to produce.
So, if you moved the filter on the y axis you could say filter the margin between 20%-40%. I know you can do that with the current slicer in Power BI, but as far as I can see you can't display it vertically.
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@Chalklands yes you cannot use slicer vertically, I would recommend to add this as an idea on ideas forum or vote in case an idea already exists.
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@Chalklands sorry not sure what you are looking for? Can you share some screen shot and explain what you want?
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