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I have the following visual. It calculates the total average for 20 different fields but I want to display individual averages for the fields without making 20 different measures. I have done this by just unpivoting all the fields into one column and adding a slicer to filter out for each one which seems to work. However, I want to make 20 different visuals, with each one displaying the average for one of the attributes. Is there a way to do this from the visual rather than adding 20 different slicers that will clog up the report page?
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If you click on the visual, on the filters pane you can define the criteria there for each individual attribute without needing a slicer.
If you click on the visual, on the filters pane you can define the criteria there for each individual attribute without needing a slicer.
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