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Hello,
I'm new to Paginated reports in Power BI...
I'm trying to build a timesheet with two parameters: customer name and monthYear.
So, I have created these parameters, and have imported the timesheet, calendar and entities table.
It all looks good but the entities names are not unique. When the user selects the dropdown, she sees all repeated entity names.
These are the parameter settings:
How to delete duplicate values in the dropdown?
I am also running into the same problem!
@Anonymous not fully sure what you mean? Are you connecting to Power BI Datasets?
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The data source for paged reports is Power BI Desktop, which is linked to a SharePoint DataFlow
@Anonymous search for how to remove duplicate values in SSRS, at end of the paginated report is the same as SSRS and you should be able to bring that SSRS logic in paginated reports. What is your data source for paginated reports?
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