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I have a date coloumn in excel with different values, I want to create a filter based on the date values on the following way.
Filter 1: Show date with values from 1 to 13
Filter2: Show date with values from 10 to 20
Here Filter1 & Filter2 have a common subset( values 10-13)
Pls help..
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I've succcessfully implement this logic by creating a new Filter table using the following DAX , and added the relationship as many to many between the source data table and FilterTable.
Thanks @Surya
FilterTable=
VAR TabA_ =
ADDCOLUMNS ( GENERATESERIES ( 1, 13 ), "filter", Filter1" )
VAR TabB_ =
ADDCOLUMNS ( GENERATESERIES ( 10, 20 ), "filter", "Filter2" )
RETURN
UNION ( TabA_, TabB_ )
I've succcessfully implement this logic by creating a new Filter table using the following DAX , and added the relationship as many to many between the source data table and FilterTable.
Thanks @Surya
FilterTable=
VAR TabA_ =
ADDCOLUMNS ( GENERATESERIES ( 1, 13 ), "filter", Filter1" )
VAR TabB_ =
ADDCOLUMNS ( GENERATESERIES ( 10, 20 ), "filter", "Filter2" )
RETURN
UNION ( TabA_, TabB_ )
Hi @Anonymous ,
You can create two calculated tables like DAX below.
Filter1 = CALCULATETABLE(DISTINCT('Table'[Date]),FILTER('Table','Table'[Val]>=1&&'Table'[Val]<=13)) Filter2 = CALCULATETABLE(DISTINCT('Table'[Date]),FILTER('Table','Table'[Val]>=10&&'Table'[Val]<=20))
Then create relationships between the three tables. Finally, you can put the Date fields of the Filter1 and Filter2 into two Slicer visuals separately.
Best Regards,
Amy
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you could create bins/groups with date parameters, that way you can name them too.
Please help
Create 2 calendar tables.
Create relationships between these 2 tables and your existing table.
The 2 relationships need to be one -> many / single crossfilter direction.
Create 2 relative date slicers, one for each calendar table.
Hope it works!
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