When no values are input to the min and max fields they are not defaulting to the record min and maxes. In the example show below the max value is $7,239,034 but the table with the same data clearly shows there are 4 values higher than the max value listed.
We are able to manullly enter the slicer min and max values outside of the defaults as shown below.
@ashleyfiore let me clarify a few things that will help:
So the values you are showing on the rows are in a column without aggregation and the same column you are using for the slicer, is this the correct assumption?
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@ashleyfiore let me clarify a few things that will help:
So the values you are showing on the rows are in a column without aggregation and the same column you are using for the slicer, is this the correct assumption?
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Based on the table shown the max value should be $14,351,646 not the $7,239,034 shown by default in the betweeen slicer. This showing improperly would make the end user assume if not verrified that the filter is applying a Max value of $7,239,034 which it is not per the table below.
@ashleyfiore can you provide bit more details with the sample data and the expected output.
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