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JackyChoi
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Interaction Filtering Help

Hi all,

First of all, hello, this is my first post on the forum.

I have a data set which consists of data by teams for the past 20 months.

I am trying to create a dashboard to analyze trend by team. Currently, I have two visuals
1. Scatter chart with nothing on play axis with a visual level filter set to August 2016
2. I have an overall trend line (1 line, summarized by all team), data from Jan 2016 to Aug 2016

I am trying to create a dashboard where if a user clicks on a bubble (team) on the scatter graph, the overall trend would show the corresponding team data from Jan 2015 to Aug 2016. However, I noticed that whenever I try to interact with the bubble, the overall trendline would only show a dot indicating that team's data on August 2016.... which kinda makes sense why it would do that.

My question is... what are some of the changes I need to make so that my overall trend line would ignore the date filter specified in the scatter graph... and also, what if I have additional dataset in the future, (ex. Sept 2016). Do I need to go into power bi to change the filters manually each month? Is there another method so that I can skip these maintenance?

Thanks

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Seth_C_Bauer
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@JackyChoi It sounds like a slicer would be more applicable here... by selecting each team, you would filter all the visuals. Drop the "Team" field onto an empty part of the workspace and select the visual that looks like this.

Slicer.JPG

 

Then you will be able to select a team and the trend line would remain over time if there were values for the team.


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Seth_C_Bauer
Community Champion
Community Champion

@JackyChoi It sounds like a slicer would be more applicable here... by selecting each team, you would filter all the visuals. Drop the "Team" field onto an empty part of the workspace and select the visual that looks like this.

Slicer.JPG

 

Then you will be able to select a team and the trend line would remain over time if there were values for the team.


Looking for more Power BI tips, tricks & tools? Check out PowerBI.tips the site I co-own with Mike Carlo. Also, if you are near SE WI? Join our PUG Milwaukee Brew City PUG

That works too!

 

Thanks!

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