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Hi everyone,
I am looking for a solution to dynamically enter "from -> to" - values to filter a table.
In the following screenshot, you can see a very simplified version of what I already got and where it should be going.
The "Cluster" Slicer is using a SWITCH statement to filter the table on the right side in terms of "#OrdersPerCust" (see statement below screenshot).
But instead of the fixed values (<= 1, <=2, etc.) I would like to have it dynamically. I drew a box highlighted with a green error (does not have to look exactly like that) to show what I mean: The empty boxes below "Slicer value from" and "Slicer value to" should allow me to enter e.g. 5 and 10 and then filter the table for all CustomerNames with #Orders between 5 and 10 (here: only Customer D).
Is there any way to make this possible? I have a sample PBIX attached, feel free to play around 🙂
BR,
Kathrin
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I found out the solution, see the file attached.
I had to change the datatype of #OrdersPerCust to fixed decimal number and modify the expression to generate a parameter to make sure it doesn't go over two decimal values.
PBIX_DynamicSlicerValues3.pbix
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Hi @Kaviraj11 ,
that's a great solution for my sample case, many thanks! I will mark it as solution later, but is there any chance you could further assist - unfortunately, I simplified my sample case a little too much 😄
In my real example, I am trying to filter for decimal values. I have changed the sample file in this regard and cannot get it to work. It seems to be an issue with the relationship on the decimal columns, I feel like it might be an issue with the digits after the comma. I did, however, change format to 2 digits for all columns, and I did round for those measures/columns that I could.
The slicer still does not work properly, when I try to filter everything between 1 and 2 there should be CustomerName "E" left, but it filters out everything.
Any ideas? 🙂
New sample file is here: PBIX
I found out the solution, see the file attached.
I had to change the datatype of #OrdersPerCust to fixed decimal number and modify the expression to generate a parameter to make sure it doesn't go over two decimal values.
PBIX_DynamicSlicerValues3.pbix
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That works well, many thanks 🙂
Also, you can change the measure as below to make sure it doesn't display the rest
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Please find attached file with the solutions.
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AokEm8Ze5L-ogYZ9zZ8u9EetJ9qR9w?e=6VWJ0l
I have created a parameter, make sure the relationship is created, utilize it in slicer and in the measures created.
Please accept the solution, if it works for you.
Cheers
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