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Is there a way to "keep all filters" except ignore a date filter? I have multiple date frames by visual type on my "Drill To" tab. For example, I have a relative date slicer for "Last 1 Week" on my Matrix visuals and I have Line Graphs which show sales/inventory by week over the last 3 years. To accomlish this, I am using the Edit Interaction feature which I "block" the Date Slicer interaction to my Line Graphs. The problem that I have is that when I Drill-Through, my date filter on the "Drill From" page is overiding my Line Graphs to "Last 1 Week" which only results in 1 week of sales data (which isn't very useful.) I do want some of the drill-though filters to "stick" (such as category, manufacturer, etc.) I'm even okay with the date filter to follow, I just don't want the date from my drill from page to overide my date frames on my line graphs. I do publish my reports so, deleting the drill-through filter after drill-though will not work. Please let me know if anyone has a solution to this. I appreciate any help you can provide! Thank you!
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@Jorr13 , if you uncheck "Keep all filter", and whatever you keep below that will pass. I think that is way to control what you can pass
Power BI Drill Through - More than one level: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCAAvpppQmk
Worked like a charm. Thank you!
@Jorr13 , if you uncheck "Keep all filter", and whatever you keep below that will pass. I think that is way to control what you can pass
Power BI Drill Through - More than one level: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCAAvpppQmk
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