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Hello,
I have a date range selector that uses the 'between' mode, and I was wondering if it's possible at all to have the min and max dates of it update when other filters/slicers are set? So far, it seems like the 'between' date range selector is independent of other filters and doesn't change based on any other filters. Is there a workaround for this?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks for your reply. What I'm trying to do with the date slicer is to have the start and end dates in the 'between' mode change when other filters have been applied. For example, when I have a slicer created using the date column and I'm viewing it in the 'list' mode, when I apply another filter then I can see the value changes based on the filter. However, as soon as I change it to a 'between' mode, it goes back to showing the entire original date range. I would like to have the filter apply to the 'between' mode start and end dates so that the date range updates based on other filters.
Hi @Anonymous ,
Other filters do not have an effect on the Between mode slicer, which is independent of other modes. You can post your idea here, If the call for praise is high, Microsoft officials will improve this feature in the next update.
Best Regards,
Henry
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Hi @Anonymous ,
As you said, after my tests, between slicer mode does not receive the effects of other filters. It is a separate filtering method.
Can you further describe your requirements, such as the application scenario using between slicer mode. I will answer for you as soon as possible.
Best Regards,
Henry
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