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Guys, I have a slider with single input that add one parameter / variable). But want to have slider BETWEEN that enters/inputs two parameters - lower and upper (between). values for example, to add input number via slider between 4 and 8, and to have two var parameters values one for 4 and the other for 8?
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Hey @kmilarov ,
assuming you have a table containing a column with all the possible numeric values, then you can use a single slicer and the slider "between" option to visualize the values. In my example the table and column have the same name: 1 to 100.
Using two measures like below:
minValue 1 to 100 = CALCULATE( MIN('1 to 100'[1 to 100] ) )
and
maxalue 1 to 100 = CALCULATE( MAX('1 to 100'[1 to 100] ) )
Allows something like this:
Of course, you can use both measures inside a third measure to add the min and max value.
Hopefully, this will help you find what you are looking for.
Regards,
Tom
Thank you. It works well now 🙂
Hey @kmilarov ,
assuming you have a table containing a column with all the possible numeric values, then you can use a single slicer and the slider "between" option to visualize the values. In my example the table and column have the same name: 1 to 100.
Using two measures like below:
minValue 1 to 100 = CALCULATE( MIN('1 to 100'[1 to 100] ) )
and
maxalue 1 to 100 = CALCULATE( MAX('1 to 100'[1 to 100] ) )
Allows something like this:
Of course, you can use both measures inside a third measure to add the min and max value.
Hopefully, this will help you find what you are looking for.
Regards,
Tom
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