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I'm surprised that this isn't a simple thing. I've looked at a lot of videos, walkthroughs and accepted messages where a calculated column is created for the "default" month or year in a "list" slicer, but it doesn't look like there's a way to have a date "between" slicer that defaults to today where that slicer is still fully operational with all dates in the range.
Is this possible?
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@Anonymous , this might be possible if the data that the slicer is based on is updated daily. Otherwise only way to have a field change dynamically is by using a measure and measures can not be a used in a slicer.
@Anonymous , this might be possible if the data that the slicer is based on is updated daily. Otherwise only way to have a field change dynamically is by using a measure and measures can not be a used in a slicer.
I wanted the start and end date of the "between" slicer to be the "max" date of the campaign table - so it would show the most recent campaign activity in the table.
@Anonymous , An additional date table can be created with the help of calender function.
Refer to this video fr creating date table:
Power BI Date Table: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cN8AO3_vmlY&t=18180s