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KQngen
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Create page filter based on values in two columns

Hi guys,

I'm fairly new to power Bi. I'm trying to create a page level filter that looks at two columns instead of just one.

I have these two columns in the same table:

KQngen_0-1615290277886.png

ss_eventtemaprimaer contains a string value describing a main theme, and ss_eventtemasekundaer, as you might have guessed, contains a string value describing a secondary theme.

They will both contain one of 5 different themes seen in the below picture (Ignore the one that says blank).
I would love to create ONE filter that provides the options as seen in the image below, however instead of just looking in ss_eventtemaprimaer it should look in both columns to see if the chosen filter value exists.

KQngen_1-1615290624421.png
I hope you can help me! 😄
Thanks in advance

 

 

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Anonymous
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You can use the append queries option in query editor to combine both the columns. Then you can put the combined column in filter

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Anonymous
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You can use the append queries option in query editor to combine both the columns. Then you can put the combined column in filter

gauravtanwar_0-1615295868816.png

 

Kindly accept this post as solution if it helped

 

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