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Hi!
I have a numeric range parameter, allowing the user to set a percentage from 0-100.
This updates a number of things, among those a calculation of revenue.
I would like to display a diagram showing revenue over this range, so that it becomes visible wether or not there are thresholds.
So, the X-Axis should be "Percentage-Parameter" from 0-100 (or, more generally, all possible values of a given parameter), an then the Y-axis should display the calculated result for each value.
This diagram should not just display a dot for the currently selected value, but for every option from 0-100.
How can I do this?
Thanks!
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Hi @aburmester
The simplest way to do this would be to either remove the Percentage slicer or clear the selection on the Percentage slicer.
You could also prevent it from filtering the visual using Edit Interactions if you need it for some other purpose.
The visual (I assume a line chart) would then plot one point for each possible Percentage parameter value.
Does that work for you?
Hi @aburmester
The simplest way to do this would be to either remove the Percentage slicer or clear the selection on the Percentage slicer.
You could also prevent it from filtering the visual using Edit Interactions if you need it for some other purpose.
The visual (I assume a line chart) would then plot one point for each possible Percentage parameter value.
Does that work for you?
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