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General Question on Filter Behavior
Anonymous - So, yes from a DAX perspective. For example, if you put a filter in a page level filter, even ALL will not bring back the data that was filtered out by the page level filter.
Greg_Deckler Thanks for your response. I understand how that works. With the scenerio I'm talking about though; if I have only 2 filters in the page, an active project yes/no and project ID filter, and they're both in the drill through well, if I select active project yes, a different set of projects will return in the project ID filter dropdown than if I move the active project yes/no filter to the page level filter pane. It's really strange, and this is before I even try to drill through from one page to the page I'm referring to.
Hi Anonymous ,
Maybe you can try to understand it under this way:
Although filters on this page and drill through filter are both page-level filters, the priority of filters on this page is higher than drill through filter. When you set filters on this page on the target page in advance, when using drillthrough, the drillthrough filter will retrieve whether the target page has a qualified value, such as the yes/no filter you mentioned, if you set yes in filters on this page, when you drillthrough a no value, since the target page only has the value of yes, the target page will return a blank value; if you set a drillthrough filter such as yes on the target page in advance, this will only display the value of yes on the current target page, and the corresponding filters on this page will also change only yes, and when you drillthrough a no value, the target page will automatically become your drillthrough no value instead of yes.
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