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How to apply different filters to two separate visuals

I have two tables on the same page sharing a single data set.  They both are driven by a production date.  I need to filter them separatesly: one by a two-month span, the other by a year-long span.  How can I apply a date slicer to the yearlong one and filter the other further down to two months?  

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ray_aramburo
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If you want to enable the slicer/filter to the user, use two slicers and restrict the interactions between the visulas in the Edit interactions button (Click on Slicer, Format on Ribbon menu, Edit Interactions and click on the Forbid icon to the other chart). If they are just going to be filtered by default, use the filters panel and apply the relative date filter to each visual. 





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One slicer, at least, is needed for the user to identify the End date.  Then I can derive 2 months from that, and a year from the same.  So, I made measures that hold all the dates I need, but don't know how to get them into a filter panel situation since I need an actual date to put in there and not a variable.

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ray_aramburo
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If you want to enable the slicer/filter to the user, use two slicers and restrict the interactions between the visulas in the Edit interactions button (Click on Slicer, Format on Ribbon menu, Edit Interactions and click on the Forbid icon to the other chart). If they are just going to be filtered by default, use the filters panel and apply the relative date filter to each visual. 





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Anonymous
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One slicer, at least, is needed for the user to identify the End date.  Then I can derive 2 months from that, and a year from the same.  So, I made measures that hold all the dates I need, but don't know how to get them into a filter panel situation since I need an actual date to put in there and not a variable.

Then use 2 slicers separately and restrict the interactiones as mentioned above. (a more detailed guide here)





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