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Hello,
I have created a dashboard with several visuals, bar charts, tables, two scatter charts. They’re link with one filter (date filter). I have encountered one issued with a visual. He doesn’t filter anymore. I don’t know where is the problem. For infomation, he's still link with the filter.
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Hey @AudreyRene ,
the issue you are facing is very odd because I'm unaware that any DAX extends the axis of a visual. For this reason, are you sure that the x-axis is related to the content of the slicer?
If the slicer content and content of the axis are related, do not forget to check if the visual might not be affected by the slicer due to a change of the "Edit interactions" settings (Change how visuals interact in a report - Power BI | Microsoft Learn).
Hopefully, this will provide some ideas of how to tackle your challenge.
Regards,
Tom
Hello,
I read the report and try things. I still don't understand where is the problem. If i compare 2 of my vizualisations, you can tell the first one doesn't work properly.
- First picture, its from january to november. The first vizualisation still show every month. The second vizualisation show the data from january to november (correct way)
- Second picture, its from january to december. The first visualization still show every month, but the data from december to march are not the same as the first picture. The second vizualisation show the data from january to december and the number are the same (correct way)
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It's like the first vizualisation (bar charts) have is own rules.
Thank you
Hello,
@v-kongfanf-msft I don't think the problem is the data models or the filter, because i have 2 similar visuals (same filters and data models) and the other one works.
@TomMartens i need to look at the visual again, but yes i think the x-asis is related to the content of the slicer. I also need to look at the (Change how visuals interact in a report - Power BI | Microsoft Learn).
I need to try things and read the report. I'll come back with an answer !
Thank you, both of you
Hi @AudreyRene ,
It can be associated with the filters or data models of the formulas you create. Refer to the following demo: Ghassen and Marcel are not affected by date filtering.
Ghassen = IF(MAX('Table'[Date]) < DATE(2022,01,04),MAX('Table'[Value1]),BLANK())
Marcel = IF(MAX('Table'[Date]) < DATE(2022,01,04),MAX('Table'[Value2]),BLANK())
Nathile = MAX('Table'[Value3])
Best Regards,
Adamk Kong
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Hey @AudreyRene ,
the issue you are facing is very odd because I'm unaware that any DAX extends the axis of a visual. For this reason, are you sure that the x-axis is related to the content of the slicer?
If the slicer content and content of the axis are related, do not forget to check if the visual might not be affected by the slicer due to a change of the "Edit interactions" settings (Change how visuals interact in a report - Power BI | Microsoft Learn).
Hopefully, this will provide some ideas of how to tackle your challenge.
Regards,
Tom