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I have an embedded multi language report where the top of the report looks like this in English
In Dutch it looks like this
The first slicer linked to the second slicer via field parameters.
The issues lies in the dropdown "By Month". The value for the last month is always "Latest" (while in dutch this should be "laatste")
In order to make the "By month", I have modified the calendar table so that dates of the latest month, will get as value "Latest".
I have used the following M-query formula :
= Table.AddColumn(Source2, "ConvertedMonthYear", each if [converted_date] >= StartOfLastMonth and [converted_date] <= EndOfLastMonth then "Latest" else [MonthYear])
You see here that i filled in hardcoded "Latest".
I have tried adding 2 columns in the calendar : one for English (where the value "Latest" is used) and one for Dutch (where the value value "Laatste" is used). My field parameter is also modified :
But then I ran into an issue with the initial load. The Power BI report is stored in English language with the value "Latest" selected for the dropdown "Month". When I want to load the report in Dutch (by passing language parameter = "nl"), the initial value of the month dropdown is "Latest" resulting in the following view
Any ideas how I can solve this issue?
Hi @DirkVr ,
Regarding your question, the data conversion in the document is done by generating data copies in different languages and then allowing users to make selections through field parameters.You could perhaps let the user select the desired language via a field parameter.
Implement data translation using field parameters - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
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Best Regards,
Wenbin Zhou
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