Multilevel Slicer

[laura8685646]

Hi there,

I am looking to use a multi level slicer for a project forecasting report. I want the report to be able to filter both by year (top hierarchy) and by spend type (project milestones). The slicer would essentially look something like this:

ALL
-2020

• PM
• Design
• Supervision

-2021

• PM
• Design
• Supervision

-2022

• PM
• Design
• Supervision

The source data is shown by project (row), and the columns are shown as:
2020 PM, 2020 Design, 2020 Supervision, 2021 PM, 2021 Design, 2021 Supervision, 2022 PM... and so on.
The values are based on if statements from other parts of the worksheets with outputs text "Yes" or "No".

I hope this makes sense and someone is able to help with a solution please!

Thank you,
Laura

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[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Hi @laura8685646 

In addition to Fowmy‘s reply, you may need to use split function after you unpivot the columns.

Due to I don't know your data model, I build a sample table.

Unpivot all columns and then split Attribute column by space.

Finally, you can build a hierachy slicer by Attribute 1 column and Attribute 2 column.

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Rico Zhou

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[Fowmy]

@laura8685646

You must evict the column headers in Rows in Power Query to configure it correctly.

Check out these videos on unpivot options: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKwBEguA8IlBubIobaOormg

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[Fowmy]

@laura8685646 

You can use the Slicer Visual in Power BI Desktop to achieve it. You can include your fields in the fields selection and it will form a hierarchy, further, Show ALL option can be turned on as well.

Please check the example below

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[laura8685646]

Hi Fowmy, 

I think if the data had been set up differently, this would be an appropriate answer.
The challenge I am finding is the values are set up for Y/N, where the fields which I am more needing are the column headers. There must be a work around rather than reconfiguring a full data set and its sources. So the question is can you still do this hierarachical slicer if the fields are column headers rather than values?

Thanks,

Laura