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Parameter 4+ digits not working?
Hello,
I was trying to create a parameter in my dashboard but it wasn't working properly then I tried to circle the problem. Te thing is that when I typed a 4 digit parameter it just didn't show the number I typed in correctly. I tried to create a new dashboard, blank, nothing in it except the parameter and it still bugged.
Example: typed 1234
as soon as I press enter it changes.
Typed 123
changed again.
Typed 1245
and again..........
What I found out is that when it's less than 4 digits it works fine, above it it messes up almost everytime....
Why is that? Can't have precision with 10000 rows?
Just to be sure, all I did was create the parameter, as follows:
Thanks
Diego
It doesn't do for me because I want it as a password and I can't have a bar for 10000 numbers. What I found was that if I make it 5 digit then on the generated measure put MAX(Table[Column]) and on the slicer I put less or equal, it works just fine...
Thanks for the help.
5 Replies
- amitchandakSuper User
floressdiego , click on that I sign and check what is that showing?
- floressdiegoHelper I
"Excess of values for 'ParĂ¢metro'. Only showing representative example. Filter data or select another field."
So it does have a maximum range of values to be exact...
It doesn't help me though....... Is there a way to make the range bigger?
- v-xiaotangCommunity Support
Hi floressdiego
It's because of the range being too big and the numbers are being sampled. If you use Parameter = GENERATESERIES(0, 999, 1), it works fine.
To get around this behavior, you can use Slicer, or just drag the scrollbar to specific position.
I also find a similar post, please check if it can help, https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/What-if-parameter-help-input-changes-by-itself-after-hitting/td-p/254170
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Tang
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- floressdiegoHelper I
It doesn't do for me because I want it as a password and I can't have a bar for 10000 numbers. What I found was that if I make it 5 digit then on the generated measure put MAX(Table[Column]) and on the slicer I put less or equal, it works just fine...
Thanks for the help.
- v-xiaotangCommunity Support
Hi floressdiego
Thanks for your reply.
Yes, if you use less or equal, it works fine. but if you use single value, the numbers will be sampled.
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could you kindly accept the answer helpful as the solution. so the others can find it more quickly.
really appreciate!Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Tang