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Hello,
I am using a number of what-if parameters, with one for a Gross Pay value. When I publish my report and ask colleague to test they are routinely experiencing an issue where they type in a number e.g. 2000, then cannot type in a higher number e.g. 2500 or anything > 2000. They can however type in a lower number, I have no idea why this would be happening and would appreciate any help or advice.
The tables within my dashboard are not related and the series for the slicer has an upper limit of 10000. If there's any more information I can provide please let me know. This has become a major issue and as mentioned, any help is greatly appreciated!
Kind regards
Hi @Anonymous ,
Does this issue only happen in the Power BI Service for some users? Could you please check the following setting of shared report?
Or if you mean the behaviour when you type 5000 the slicer will become 4995, Based on this thread: https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Parameter-what-if-increment-error/m-p/669283#M321986
This is currently by design, though we've been discussing a better experience when we're sampling data points
If you mean other issue, is it reproducible in Power BI Desktop? Could you please try to explain the reproduce steps with our sample pbix file?
By the way, PBIX file as attached.
Best regards,
Hi @Anonymous ,
Is the user abble to select another value from the slider on the slicer, or is the problem also on the sliding bar?
Are you sure you don't have any other filter on your report?
Also check if is related with this issue that I had reported, try to test it out.
Regards
Miguel Félix
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