PowerBI parameters like in tableau

[Anonymous]

In Tableau, I would often use a parameter to do the following:
I have columns for [Age] and [$owed]

What I want to do is to create a parameter that has an integer value for days (7, 14, 30).

Then I will create a column that would go:
If [Age] <= [parameter]

THEN [$ owed]

ELSE "-"

END

This would allow me to create a table to show all invoices that are aged to the parameter selected. If I selected 7 on parameter, then the table would show all invoices between now and 7 days and so forth.

How can I do this with powerbi?

[Kishore_KVN]

Hello @Anonymous , 

This concept is already available called as numeric range in parameters. Please look at below youtube video for reference:

Power BI- How to create custom numeric range Slicer Using Parameter | Increase in Percentage - YouTube

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[Anonymous]

Hello, this solution almost gets me what I need. In the solution, they are using increment values. I'm looking to do the same thing but with discrete values. For example, I want to use a what-if parameter while using a slicer to select 7, 14, 30, and 90 days. Would this be possible?

[Ritaf1983]

Hi @Anonymous 

It sounds like what-if parametrs, please refer to the linked tutorial:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28PDdA3SROU

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[Anonymous]

Yes, what-if parameters is what I'm trying to use. My main problem is using it with discrete values or values I can input myself. For example, I want to use numbers for 7, 14, 30, and 90. How can I achieve this?

[Ritaf1983 · Accepted solution]

Hi @Anonymous 
There is no option just to put a number, you should define the range of the list and the size of the "increment".

and then you will get a slicer according to these modifications

You can use a slicer / enter the wanted value to test 

The pbix is attached

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[rajendraongole1]

Hi @Anonymous - can you please refer the below youtube link:

Tableau vs. Power BI: Using Parameters and DAX for Data Analysis and Visualization (youtube.com)

resolved reference link:

Solved: How to replicate Parameters (tableau) in Power BI? - Microsoft Fabric Community

Hope it helps.

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