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I have a date filter on my page. I created a true/false value table (Table 2) and a measure to get the most recent date on my dropdown filter. I used the Preselected Slicer to create the visual with Fields = Date, Pre Selection = Measure, and Dirty Status = Table. I then set the Format Display as Dropdown.
Table 2 = {TRUE(),FALSE()}
Measure = var a=MAXX(ALL('Table'),[Column1])
return IF(MAX([Column1])=a,TRUE())
All of this worked - in that the dropdown slicer does display the most recent date BUT only the most recent date shows on the slicer. How can I get the slicer to list all the dates, allowing the user to change the date to an earlier date? I want it to continue to to default to the most recent date as data is added or as user click in/out of the link/dashboard?
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Hi @kemmerrc , found several online tutorials on setting dynamic dates in Power BI date slicers. One helpful resource is Set a Dynamic/Default/Changing Date in Power BI Date Slicer Let me know if this aligns with your needs.
Hi @kemmerrc , found several online tutorials on setting dynamic dates in Power BI date slicers. One helpful resource is Set a Dynamic/Default/Changing Date in Power BI Date Slicer Let me know if this aligns with your needs.
try using this custom visual
let me know if this helps .
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