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parry2k
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Learn how to use comma separate values in paginated report parameters to filter the Power BI dataset

This is one of the videos you don't want to miss, regardless if you are using #powerbi paginated reports or not.
 
Selecting an individual value in a paginated report parameter can be very cumbersome and it becomes even more complicated when your parameter has a long list of values.
 
In this NEW video, learn how you can use comma separate parameter values and filter your dataset for each value.
 
Also, this video will showcase the use of various DAX functions like GENERATE, PATH, and some other interesting DAX techniques.
 
 
Paginated Report with Comma Seperated Parameter Value (Time 0_00_03;06).png


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Hi @parry2k ,

 

Thanks for sharing!

 

Best Regards,
Eyelyn Qin

parry2k
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In case you missed it. Cheers!!



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