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Hello! I have a couple visuals where I'm using a field parameter to switch between counts and percentages. I'm able to use the cross-highlight feature, but I'm unable to cross-filter (probably because a lack of field relationships). Is it possible to cross-filter with field parameters?
As an example, say my data consists of 6 vehicles, with columns for vehicle color, type, fueltype, and an ID column.
I'd like to visualize color and vehicle type with a user option to show counts or percentages.
The x-axes of these two visuals are based on the following parameter with the radio button slicer on "Count vs Percent":
I'm using filters on the two visuals to show vehicle color or vehicle type (example below in screenshot):
Cross-highlighting works correctly, but when I try to cross-filter, all the bars from the other visual disappear.
Is cross-filtering possible in this scenario? Thanks in advance!
Hello! Is there any update on this? I have the same problem with field parameters: cross-filtering does not show data for some columns, which are visible when using cross-highlighting.
Thanks for your response, @amitchandak. I've included a pbix file at the link below. I still haven't been able to get cross-filtering to work (but cross-highlighting does work). Thanks in advance.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JRzveUHofMOSg4M3VnivzePfSwJjyKCn/view?usp=sharing
@tt211595 , I tried on my file. interaction is working properly in my case
Both Using parameter
left on is on parameter
right filtering left
Check measures
If this does not help
Can you share a sample pbix after removing sensitive data.
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