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Hi,
I have a field which is a product catalogue, I want to filter on a few hundred products but the only way I can see is to scroll through all 5124 products and tick each of the ones I want.
Is there a way of importing a list from Excel on to my report so only those products are displayed?
Thanks.
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@MattN4 wrote:
Hi,
I have a field which is a product catalogue, I want to filter on a few hundred products but the only way I can see is to scroll through all 5124 products and tick each of the ones I want.
Is there a way of importing a list from Excel on to my report so only those products are displayed?
Thanks.
You can import the data table and filter table in Power BI. And then filter data table with filter table in Power Query.
Check
let
dataTable= Table.FromRows({{"Apple",10} , {"Peach",15},{"Cherry",20}}, {"category", "amount"}),
filterTable=Table.FromRows({{"Apple"} , {"Peach"}}, {"category"}),
filteredTable = Table.SelectRows(dataTable, each List.Contains( filterTable[category], [category] ))
in
filteredTable
@MattN4 wrote:
Hi,
I have a field which is a product catalogue, I want to filter on a few hundred products but the only way I can see is to scroll through all 5124 products and tick each of the ones I want.
Is there a way of importing a list from Excel on to my report so only those products are displayed?
Thanks.
You can import the data table and filter table in Power BI. And then filter data table with filter table in Power Query.
Check
let
dataTable= Table.FromRows({{"Apple",10} , {"Peach",15},{"Cherry",20}}, {"category", "amount"}),
filterTable=Table.FromRows({{"Apple"} , {"Peach"}}, {"category"}),
filteredTable = Table.SelectRows(dataTable, each List.Contains( filterTable[category], [category] ))
in
filteredTable
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