Is it possible to change the size of the rectangles in the 'Between' filter option?

[Fern_21]

Hi all!

I have a filter visual with the 'Between' option. Is there an option to change the size of the rectangles? The only solution I found is to reduce the size of the values inside, but it's not enough.

Can anyone help me? Is there another visual with the same functionality but with more graphic features?

Thanks

[Anonymous]

Hi @Fern_21 ,

As saud968 said, resizing rectangles is not currently supported in Slicer visual in PowerBI.

1. So if you want to show relevant information, I think you can switch the style of Slicer.

2. You can also opt for Tile slicer visual, which also displays all the information you have put in the slicer.

Best Regards

Yilong Zhou

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[Fern_21]

Hi @Anonymous !

Thanks for your availability, but this chart allows me to view data point by point, whereas I need to visualize a 'between' range. Is there another chart that could be useful?

Thanks

[Anonymous]

Hi @Fern_21 ,

I tried to find the “Between” style you want in Get more visuals.

But it looks like there is currently no visual in PowerBI that meets your needs.

So I think in the current situation you're left with the option of a one-sided demand.

Best Regards

Yilong Zhou

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[saud968]

Unfortunately, directly changing the size of the rectangles in the 'Between' filter option isn't currently possible in Power BI.

However, there are a few workarounds and alternative approaches you can consider:

1. Adjust the Filter Pane Size:

You can resize the entire filter pane by dragging its edges. This might indirectly make the rectangles appear smaller or larger within the pane.
2. Customize the Filter Pane Appearance:

While you can't directly change the rectangle size, you can customize the filter pane's appearance to some extent using themes and formatting options. This might help improve the visual appeal and readability.
3. Create a Custom Visual:

If you have advanced development skills, you can create a custom visual using Power BI's custom visual framework. This would give you full control over the visual's appearance, including the size and style of the rectangles. However, this is a complex solution that requires programming knowledge.

Best Regards
Saud Ansari
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