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Hi all
I am trying to create a slicer which gets data from multiple column
The below forms my slicer selection
Sounds like your data is not mutually exclusive, where a row can be BOTH "Complaints" and DMR at the same time.
Suppose you work for a car dealer and the manager wants you to sort all the cars on the lot. "Put all the blue cars in that lot, and all the pickup trucks over there."
Sounds simple enough. But what do you do with a blue pickup?
Best practice is to have two different slicers on two different attributes.
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HI @ToddChitt
Thanks for your reply
To be honest that's what I originally did but I wondered if there was some clever DAX that enabled me to have one slicer. But definitely simpler to have individual slicers 🙂
Kind regards
Karen
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