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@Anonymous you need to add a row in your slicer table with value all and then choose sort order in a way that it shows up on the top. Also in your measures and everywhere, you need to make sure all selection is doing what it is expected to do. There is nothing out of the box for single select.
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@Anonymous
You may take a look at the following posts.
Enable Select ALL, and use drop down option
"Select all" and "Select nothing" are the same. “All" here means nothing is selected rather than all is select
@Anonymous
You may take a look at the following posts.
@Anonymous you need to add a row in your slicer table with value all and then choose sort order in a way that it shows up on the top. Also in your measures and everywhere, you need to make sure all selection is doing what it is expected to do. There is nothing out of the box for single select.
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Hi @Anonymous
create a slicer visual, put in there your filter column then
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