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Hi all,
I have a dataset i'm working with where there are 21 columns I want to filter a single word by. Each column has the 'contractor' suffice, for example, 'water contractor', 'gas contractor', etc.
I have a text based filter but I can only filter by a single column. Is there a way I can set a filter to say filter by '# Contractor' where # is a wildcard?
I have a bit of experience with PowerBI, but usually just filtering by one location. Any advice would be appreciated.
(image is from current text filter visualisation, can only pick one column at a time).
Thanks
Ryan
Hi @Ryan_Karolak ,
Not sure what is the intent but one option can be to use a field parameter where you place all this columns then have two slicers one with the name of the columns and then another with the values of the parameters fields.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/create-reports/power-bi-field-parameters
Regards
Miguel Félix
Proud to be a Super User!
Check out my blog: Power BI em PortuguêsHi Felix,
Thanks for responding. I was able to create a parameter for all the contractor columns and a slicer for the names of said columns. I don't fully understand the 2nd slicer for values from the link you shared. I will try to give a bit more context (apologies, new to this specific situation).
I created the parameter which is in the slicer. I now want to link that to a text search so that when I type a word (say a contractors name is 'me' ) it will search all those columns in the parameter for the word 'me' and then update visualisation on the page. Currently with this setup, when I search for a name in the text field it errors as I imagine it's tying to filter the column headers rather than the content.
I understand I may need to ask someone within my organisation as i'm unable to share the overall report / screenshots.
All the best
Ryan
Hi @Ryan_Karolak ,
Sorry for the missleading tried it out and it's not working has intended.
Try the following visual:
Regards
Miguel Félix
Proud to be a Super User!
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