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Hi everyone,
I'm having trouble with a relative date filter in Power BI. I applied a "Relative date" filter to show only the last 180 days (including today), and all the fields in my visual come from the same Date table. Specifically:
Despite this setup, the visual still shows all available dates, not just the last 180 days.
How should I adjust it?
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It looks you are using visual-level filter only on Slicer. Try using page-level or report-level filter instead.
Also, you may test with 'Select All' disabled, 'Select All' basically is equivalent to applying no filter at all on that field (because everything is included). So if your slicer is on Date[Year-Month], and you have "Select All" checked, then your visual is seeing the entire set of dates, unless another filter (like a relative date filter) is applied on the underlying Date column.
It looks you are using visual-level filter only on Slicer. Try using page-level or report-level filter instead.
Also, you may test with 'Select All' disabled, 'Select All' basically is equivalent to applying no filter at all on that field (because everything is included). So if your slicer is on Date[Year-Month], and you have "Select All" checked, then your visual is seeing the entire set of dates, unless another filter (like a relative date filter) is applied on the underlying Date column.
Hello @asparagus1_
Try these optionsUse the date column in the visual and format it as mmm-yyyy.Apply the filter at page/report level instead of only at the visual.Create a DAX flag column (e.g., last180daysfalg) or a measure to restrict data to the last 180 days.Ensure proper relationships between fact tables and the Date table.