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Setting a default value for 'between' date slicer
- Anonymous6 years ago
vanessafvg Ah, I now understand what you mean. The problem is that I wasn't planning to let those end-users in one the filter-pane on the right, because I believe they won't like that (they are very stubborn and not tech-savvy at all so they will probably find it difficult to use). I have it hidden right now.
But this notion is making me rethink that decision. If that's the only way to do it.. I might have to.Thanks!
it is possible if i understand you correctly, all you need do is select the relative filter on the visual slicer
vanessafvg The issue using that solution is that the slicer is then restricted to only (for example) the most recent 14 days. I want my end-users to be able to select any date range they want.. but that when they open the report, the most recent 14 days are selected by default.
- vanessafvg6 years agoCommunity Championyou can still manually change it.
- Anonymous6 years agoNot applicable
vanessafvg Ah, I now understand what you mean. The problem is that I wasn't planning to let those end-users in one the filter-pane on the right, because I believe they won't like that (they are very stubborn and not tech-savvy at all so they will probably find it difficult to use). I have it hidden right now.
But this notion is making me rethink that decision. If that's the only way to do it.. I might have to.Thanks!
- v-lili6-msft6 years agoCommunity Support
hi Anonymous
Yes, Now when you log out of Power BI and come back to a report, the same items will be selected as when you left.
Best Regards,
Lin