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Python Slicer with New Parameter
I think I found an appropriate solution.
In the Power Query Editor, you have to convert the two columns (maxCurrentCutter & maxCurrentNormal) in into a Unipivot Column. Than you can select between maxCurrentCutter & -Normal in a slicer which will also affect the python code.
The only problem with this method is, that the number of rows doubles, which can lead to performance issues on larger datasets.
Hope this helps somebody 🙂
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Hi Anonymous ,
During my investigation I have found users in the past who have had similar experiences to you .
For original post, you may refer to
Hope it helps!
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Community Support Team_ Scott Chang
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Hi Anonymous
Thanks for your message. I looked about these problems in the link but I think they had another problem to be solved.
My problem is, that maxCurrentCutter & -Normal are Column Headers. So I can not make a normal slicer because than, there would be Values like 4.256, ... and not maxCurrentCutter for example. But for this case Power BI implementated the New Parameter function, which creates a new Table that you can use for slicer and for the visualisation. But I don't know how to implement the field_parameter (screenshot) into my Code instead of using maxCurrentCutter and maxCurrentNormal.