Connecting a slicer to multiple parameters

[skurupudilowes]

Hi,

My current dashboard looks like this. I have 2 field parameters with different field values, but same text. They are connected to their respective visuals.

I want to replace the parameters, with a slicer, with 'BA', 'Division' values etc. And if I select 'BA' in the slicer, it should select the 'BA' parameter value in the 2 parameters. Can someone help how I can achieve this? Thanks.

@CheenuSing @amitchandak  @Greg_Deckler Please help

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Hi, @skurupudilowes 

I'm happy to answer your questions. We can use Sync slicer to select two slicers with the same parameters at the same time.

The following is a slicer with two parameters:

We click view>>Sync Slicer:

When we select income, another parameter slicer will also be selected at the same time:

I have provided my PBIX file below. If this helps you, that would be great.

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[123abc]

To connect a slicer to multiple parameters in your dashboard, you can use Power BI (assuming that's the tool you're using). Here's how you can achieve this:

1. Create a Slicer: First, create a slicer with the values 'BA', 'Division', etc.

2. Modify Parameters: You need to modify your existing parameters to be driven by the slicer selection.

3. Edit Queries (Optional): If necessary, you might need to adjust your data model or queries to accommodate the changes.

Here's a step-by-step guide:

1. Create a Slicer

• Go to your Power BI report.
• Click on the slicer visualization icon in the Visualizations pane.
• Add the fields 'BA', 'Division', etc. to the slicer.

2. Modify Parameters

• Go to "Modeling" tab.
• Select "New Parameter" from the ribbon.
• Create a new parameter for 'BA' and another for 'Division' if they don't already exist.
• Make sure the parameter names match the field names exactly.

3. Connect Slicer to Parameters

• Click on the slicer visualization.
• In the "Visualizations" pane, find the "Slicer" section.
• Under "Fields", drag the fields (e.g., 'BA', 'Division') from your dataset onto the "Slicer" section.
• Power BI automatically updates the parameters based on the slicer selection.

4. Update Visuals

• For each visual that uses the parameters, ensure they are linked to the parameters.
• Click on the visual.
• In the "Visualizations" pane, find the "Fields" section.
• Drag the corresponding parameter to the appropriate field in your visual.

5. Test

• Test the slicer by selecting different values.
• Ensure that visuals update accordingly based on the slicer selection.

By following these steps, you should be able to replace your parameters with a slicer and have it update the visuals based on the slicer selection. Make sure to save your report after making these changes.

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