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What If Parameter - Doesn't Have All Values
Hi MFelix - I tried the dax expression the same as you did. When looking at the data view, it works, it creates a single column table w/ the range and desired increment, but that is where it ends. The slicer still won't give all of the values.
As for your second comment, I tried that too. You can select a dropdown or list that will display all of the values, but the UX stinks; since these are numerical values, PowerBI doesn't support search on those formats (strings only); so I can't have someone scrolling to get to 1 million plus (The use case is that this is to be an incentive comp calculator, and need both incentive comp and sales quota as parameters so really big values)...
Thoughts?
Super UserHi Anonymous ,
Try posting on the specifi issues part of the cummunity. Maybe you get a better answer, believe that taking into account that they have a warning on the slicer it design based,so no issue itself but maybe they have another option.
Regards,
MFelix