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Filter different record in one column
- Anonymous3 years ago
So the solution was to refresh the table and it worked. But for furture readers. You have to create an extra table where you create a row for each search option for a record. For example apple has the release column P2 (P3). Here you create 2 rows where there are an apple P2 and apple P3. Then you create a relationship between these 2 tables and now you can use them as filters.
Hi Anonymous ,
You can use Slicer in Power BI.
Slicers in Power BI - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
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Liu Yang
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- Anonymous3 years agoNot applicable
Hi Anonymous
Unfortunately it is not good, as I have 2 information in one column. For example I have this record : P2 (P3) .
And I want this record to show up in P2 search and P3 search as well. I have created a table where there is list of record which P-s have it.
- Anonymous3 years agoNot applicable
So the solution was to refresh the table and it worked. But for furture readers. You have to create an extra table where you create a row for each search option for a record. For example apple has the release column P2 (P3). Here you create 2 rows where there are an apple P2 and apple P3. Then you create a relationship between these 2 tables and now you can use them as filters.