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Hi everyone,
Is there a way that I can somehow input a list of items into Power BI to retrieve all the related info?
Right now, the table/slicer can either only display all items or items that match the slicer criteria.
I want to be able to input specific part numbers (lets say 10 specific parts) into the table and get that info only (ideally copy-paste).
Is PowerBI only capable of searching one item at a time or a close match?
So for example: Right now the table is showing all possible part# at once. A slicer can narrow it down but only general criteria.
I want to somehow just input 5-10 part #'s and get the info related to it.
Example: Copy/paste part# 123, 125,174,146,1555 = brings up only those part's related info
Solved! Go to Solution.
This will do what you want
https://blog.pragmaticworks.com/power-bi-custom-visuals-filter-by-list
Warning: Check for privacy issues before using external visuals.
This will do what you want
https://blog.pragmaticworks.com/power-bi-custom-visuals-filter-by-list
Warning: Check for privacy issues before using external visuals.
Works perfectly. Thanks!
Hi,
Could you please let me know the steps you used to make this work?
I'm having a very similar issue and I'm unable to get a solution.
@Anonymous out of box slicer doesn't' have option to do search multiple values, but you can check if there is custom visual available on the market place.
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