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Relative Date based on Last Activity
I was able to solve this topic using the PowerBI Preselected slicer visual. Thank you
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Here is some data and a screenshot of a fake report so it might help to understand the situation.
My report page is on the player level so one player must be selected. I then have a date slicer and this is is the one I would like to work on. It is currently set on "Last 6 months" but my issue is that if a player has not played in the last 6 months the report will look empty. This is why I would like the slicer to be the last 6 months since the player last game (most recent game_date).
I was able to apply some kind of filtering following these ideas: https://www.victorrocca.com/solution-last-activity-date/ and https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Desktop/Required-custom-date-Slicer-Last-7-days-last-15-days-last-30/m-p/1284966#M561629
However these solutions seems to only work on a visual level (I have to add the filter to each graph independently) and I was not able to apply it to visuals not on the game_date granularity (eg. the table or the "x and y" chart).
I hope it helps and thank you for your help!Player game_date x y type speed height metric1 metric2 metric3 P1 5/1/2023 -0.17 3.32 Type1 30 20 10 20 30 P1 5/2/2023 3.3 0.15 Type2 40 25 15 25 35 P1 6/1/2023 0.1 4 Type1 50 3 12 30 40 P2 6/2/2023 0.2 3 Type3 30 35 15 35 30 P2 1/1/2023 0.4 1 Type2 70 30 20 25 40 P2 2/28/2023 0.2 3 Type4 90 20 30 30 40 I was able to solve this topic using the PowerBI Preselected slicer visual. Thank you