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Anonymous
1 year agoNot applicable
Semantic data Model
Hello, I have created a new Power BI report using an existing semantic model as the data source. Additionally, I have copied visuals from an existing report into the new one. However, I’m encount...
- 1 year ago
Hi Anonymous
You can start by examining slicer interaction. For example, if you have three slicers, the first slicer has filtered some values in the other two.
Cookistador
1 year agoSuper User
Hi Anonymous
It looks like that your slicer keeps slicers from your other reprots
Can you make the following check
- Select the problematic slicer in your new report.
- Go to the "Visualizations" pane.
- Look for the "Filters on this visual" section.
- If there are any filters applied to the field used in the slicer, click the "Clear filter" (eraser) icon next to them.
Can you also have a look on the slicer applied on your visual (for example comming from anothe element)
If it is just a simple slicer, what I generally do, I delete the slicer and create a new one