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Anonymous
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Using Slicer Dropdown to See 'All' categories

Hello,

 

I currently have a slicer that lists products, and then a category for 'All.' When 'All' is selected, I need that the be the equivalent of having the other 4 products selected - essentially selecting 'All' would remove any other filter. How would I do this with a DAX query, or is there another better solution?

 

Thanks for the help!

 

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paliman
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Instead of having the value "All", select the list, go to the Visualizations pane in Power BI Desktop, click on the paint roller and under "Selection controls" activate "Show Select All Option"

 

Note: My Desktop is in spanish, so the menues may have a little different wording

 

Regards

 

Pablo

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paliman
Frequent Visitor

Instead of having the value "All", select the list, go to the Visualizations pane in Power BI Desktop, click on the paint roller and under "Selection controls" activate "Show Select All Option"

 

Note: My Desktop is in spanish, so the menues may have a little different wording

 

Regards

 

Pablo

Anonymous
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Thanks Pablo, really appreciate it.

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