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Hi all,
Got a bit of a problem here that I'm wondering if it can be solved. There's plenty of literature around the internet on this subject, but none of them seem to apply to my situation.
I have multiple workbooks that tell me if a supplier invoice was paid to agreed terms. These are dated by wht day they were paid. I do a report every week though, so I've done some work on my date table to highlight this:
I create a copy of the previous week's workbook and update the tabs I have with data from the new week. The way this tab works is literally just copy-paste the data along one table, and manually fill in the current week's scores from a pivot. However, Power BI can automate a lot and we clearly can do better than that!
The idea I had was if the data is filtered by week, then I just create 3 extra slicers, one each for a week less Power BI Slicers don't dynamically update the selection dpending on other slicers, but Chiclet Slicers seem to. This has led to:
These values are the following columns:
The cards are only affected by the slicer above them. I'm speculating this seem bit I mentioned is because they are on the same row:
Any ideas how I'd resolve this?
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