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I have a table of invoice totals and I would like for the users to be able to pick a values range for them. For instance, I only want to see invoices 1 million and above, or any invoice that is below zero.
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Lots of different ways of doing this, here are a couple.
1. Add the invoice amount to the filters area and teach the users how to use filters.
2. Add a calculated column that creates "buckets" that you care about, such as:
IF([InvoiceAmount]>1000000,"> 1 million",IF([InvoiceAmount]<0,"Negative","Meh"))
Now you have a column you can create a slicer on that would have the values:
> 1 million
Meh
Negative
Lots of different ways of doing this, here are a couple.
1. Add the invoice amount to the filters area and teach the users how to use filters.
2. Add a calculated column that creates "buckets" that you care about, such as:
IF([InvoiceAmount]>1000000,"> 1 million",IF([InvoiceAmount]<0,"Negative","Meh"))
Now you have a column you can create a slicer on that would have the values:
> 1 million
Meh
Negative
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