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Good day! I am looking for a way to create a filter (ideally between slicer) to operate pair combinations of decimal numbers.
Table is like
Order Oxigen Nitrogen Oxigen/Nitrogen
1 100 -0.1 100/-0.1
2 -9.9 9.9 -9.9/9.9
3 -199.8 199.6 -199.8/199.6
...
1200 81.0 4.5 81.0 /4.5
so the filter would filter on
Oxigen/Nitrogen, like
-1000/-1000 ........1000/1000
Or Is there any other visual that could achive this?
Thank you
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I suspect it may be better to use 2 clicers: Oxygen slicer and Nitrogen Slicer
OK so it is a simple slicer thing, I sugget to use two separate slicers, one for each column and choose the style "between"
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Francesco Bergamaschi
MBA, M.Eng, M.Econ, Professor of BI
Hi, i was looking at this post too. My question is how did you manage to use 'value1/value2' in the slicer?
they are a list of text values and Power BI native slicer will limit them to Dropdown, tile or list.
It looks like i can only use Ratio or Oxygen or Nitrogen values in slicer and have 'value1/value2' displayed in cards..
you can use Scatter Plot.
Thank you!Yes, firstly, numeric_key has to be created, and then the "between" slicer can use this numeric_key, and show dynamic values in the card or textbox.
Using ratio may not be accurate as 6/3, 10/5 will result in same 2.
Better use something like numeric_key = value1×ceiling(value2,100)+value2
Ironically, in my case, using value1/value2 was not too meaningful, so i created only value1 slicer.
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I suspect it may be better to use 2 clicers: Oxygen slicer and Nitrogen Slicer
OK so it is a simple slicer thing, I sugget to use two separate slicers, one for each column and choose the style "between"
If this helped, please consider giving kudos and mark as a solution
@me in replies or I'll lose your thread
consider voting this Power BI idea
Francesco Bergamaschi
MBA, M.Eng, M.Econ, Professor of BI
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