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Hi All,
I'm working on the existing powerbi project and it contains Multiple AND condition in the visual level filter. But when i'm recreating the same in the New Powerbi report, I couldn't able to add more than 2 filters. Please find the screenshot below for your reference. Kindly guide me how to add more than two advance filtering option in the visual level filter like in below screenshot.
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hello, @Murali777 ,
You gotta trick the Power BI first, you select 3 random values in Basic Filtering and then you go to Advanced Filtering and you will now have 3 options:
This threat was dealing with it first:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Create-an-advanced-filter-with-more-than-2-options/m-p/7711...
But once you clear the filter, it goes back to only 2 options
Hi the AND filter besically creates a subset of values that fullfills the two AND condition simultaneously. This is why the addition to the third AND filter is limited.
Hello, @Murali777 ,
You gotta trick the Power BI first, you select 3 random values in Basic Filtering and then you go to Advanced Filtering and you will now have 3 options:
This threat was dealing with it first:
https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Create-an-advanced-filter-with-more-than-2-options/m-p/7711...
Goddam this software is stupid
Hello Sir,
Thanks for the solution. It is working as expected.
@vojtechsima this is great. Would you consider this a bug or a missing feature 😀?
@Murali777 I have never seen anything like this (maybe a bug from a previous version?). Normally if you had to put multiple filters on a visual I would propose
(1) creating a measure with those filters and applying it to the visual
(2) dragging the same field multiple times on a visual and have those multiple "is not" conditions
Would love to hear from the other experts here
Hi Murali,
The trick is
Step 1 In Basic Filtering, select any 3 checkboxes (just for now)
Step 2 Now change the option to Advance filtering
Step 3 You will see 3 conditions.
If you found this helpul, please accept this as a solution and give kudos!
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