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walid140891
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Helper III

Link two date slicers to each other

Hello,

 

Our issue looks not very hard, but we couldn't solve it, we have two filters based on two date columns of the same table, we want that when we change one the other get affected also:

 

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The other filters below (Dropdown menus) can be changed when we change the slider of the date slicers, but the two date slicers are not getting changed by each other.

 

Thank you in advance.

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amitchandak
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@walid140891 , if they are from the same table. It should.  The workaround you keep a measure from fact as not null in date sliders.

refer : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyOquvfhzNM

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ishaaa2709
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I have a similar issue, not sure if there is any solution till now.

 

I have a date table and columns - date , Period. 

I am using 2 slicers on the same page. Date is used as a range slicer and Period is used as a dropdown.

When I select any period from the dropdown i.e. FY2022, the dates are not filtered accordingly.

 

The interaction between the two slicers is on and both columns are coming from same table.Capture.PNG

 

Anonymous
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This was sooo helpful your comment of basically having both slicers not interacting with each other. The solution I found was that I wanted to do an IF state where if you click on SEL then use the MIN & MAX dates selected. If selected on TW for example instead then ignore the date selection and calculate based on max Week available.

amitchandak
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@walid140891 , if they are from the same table. It should.  The workaround you keep a measure from fact as not null in date sliders.

refer : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyOquvfhzNM

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@amitchandakthe video you provided didn't exactly provide the solution but the author gave a hint about it, which is the "Edit Interactions" between the slicers and it solved my issue, So I will consider your answer as a solution 😃.

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