@ek2112 you can use the slicer for number field and you will get the same look and feel. just a create table with a columns with the value range you want. for example if you want 1 to 100, there will be a column with 1 to 100 value and you can create this table easily by DAX
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@ek2112 you can use what-if analysis parameter to achieve this.
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@ek2112 you can use the slicer for number field and you will get the same look and feel. just a create table with a columns with the value range you want. for example if you want 1 to 100, there will be a column with 1 to 100 value and you can create this table easily by DAX
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@ek2112 go to modelling table, click data table and enter following DAX command, and you will get Range table with Value column and then you can use Value column in a slicer
Range = GENERATESERIES( 1, 100, 1 )
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