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Problem with visual level filtering on card
- 10 years ago
Hi Anonymous,
As the Card dispalys only one value which has been aggregated always, we are not able to add a filter condition based on this aggregate value ("Average of Values"). When the specified fields under Visual level filters pane contain more than one value, then we can set filter condition like yellow highlighted section via Advanced filtering. Take a look at this article: How to use report filters.
If you have any question, please feel free to ask.
Best Regards,
Qiuyun Yu
I am indeed trying to filter down the count. Good way to put it.
Nice suggestion; I just tried creating a table and applying a visual level filter to it. I encountered the same problem: the selections for the visual level filter are non-respsonsive, aka "frozen."
This is starting to seem like a bug.
Anonymous hmm. This is where I just start trying a bunch of things. 1) start with new visual if you haven't already. If you've tried alot fo things and changed the visual type without deleting it I've seen inconsistant behavior before.. 2) Are you using any custom visuals? Sometimes they create un-predictable behavior.. 3) are you on the latest Desktop version? 4) Does the same behavior persist with other data sets? .. all things I'd check.
- Anonymous10 years agoNot applicable
I tried some of that but didn't have any luck. I then created a new report in Power BI Desktop and entered a new data table. It had one column of 11 rows and the rows contained the values from -5 to 5 in increments of 1.
I then created a card based on the field and tried to set the visual level filter on the card. I had the same problem of not being able to change or set the paramters of the visual level filter.
It's starting to seem like I'm trying to use the visual level filter incorrectly, or possibly it's a bug.