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aellison
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9 years ago
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Passing Parameters to Query Editor from another table

I have a table imported to PowerBI Desktop that will end up in the powerbi.com portal. This table has a DateKey column in it (we'll call this OrderDateKey). I am going to be joining that to a DateDim...
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    ankitpatira
    9 years ago

    aellison One of the new feature for query parameters is to be able to use other queries as a source for it. So you can create two new queries that gives max and min values and set that as a source for your parameters and then use those parameters to filter DateDim table.

     

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Anonymous
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8 years ago

Jcasadoa I had this issue too, fixed it by transforming to a list

 

hope that helps :)

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Anonymous
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7 years ago

Hi guys,

 

I'm missing something out...

 

I did what you described, but my parameter value is still keeping the "Current Value" field content instead of updating with the Query value I placed in "Query" field.

 

It's like regardless the stuff I place in "Query" field, the parameter is stuck on the "Current Value".

 

Could you help ?

 

Thanks