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Helper IIMirrored Slicers on different datasets.
Yes, there's a straight forward solution in PowerBI using Sync Slicers
- Make sure in Advanced Options you provide a common name for both the slicers and the first selection is ticked
- Make sure within the particular page is ticked
Then from above remove the eye icon from one of the slicer which you wish to hide and the slicer will now behave exactly how you want it to.If Resolved, Mark as solution to guide Others!
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Yes, there's a straight forward solution in PowerBI using Sync Slicers
- Make sure in Advanced Options you provide a common name for both the slicers and the first selection is ticked
- Make sure within the particular page is ticked
Then from above remove the eye icon from one of the slicer which you wish to hide and the slicer will now behave exactly how you want it to.
If Resolved, Mark as solution to guide Others!
dthompsonKairosDoes that not require he slicers be based on the same dataset? (I haven't tried, I will now).
- MohamedFowzan1
They don't have to, I have put the steps above for your reference, should be easy to follow.