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Date Range and Period filter
- Anonymous1 year ago
Thanks for the reply from speedramps and rohit1991, please allow me to provide another insight.
Hi AsNa_92 ,
Please refer to the following steps.Creates a new calculated column in the calendar table.
Column = "All Dates"Create slicers using these two columns separately. Then synchronize the filtering changes from the Calculated column slicer to the Date column slicer.
In this way, when you select the “All Date” option of the calculated column slicer, all dates will be displayed.
please see the attached pbix for reference.
Best Regards,
Dengliang Li
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In Power Query transform your date/time column to a date.
In your report add a Slicer visual.
Add the Date field to your Slicer with the Between option.
Move the slider to select a date range.
Then hover on the slicer and click on the erasure icon which will clear the slection.
Teach your users and developers how to use this in-bult ALL feature, rather than developing a bespoke soution.
Then all slicers look and behave and behave the same way, which is the UX/UI best pratice.
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