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Hi guys,
How is the setting of the slicers in What-if parameters ?
Because I have table that contain -1 to 1 and I want to have the same slicer, but what I got now is always two numeric input
This is from What-if feature:
And this is the one I created
@admin_xlsior , With a small down arrow , check what type of slicer it is. To me it seems a single value slicer.
Hi @amitchandak
O yeah, it has addition option
But where does it come from ? Because I tried to copy this visual and change to my parameter table-field, and the option "Single value" is gone.
Thanks
@admin_xlsior , I doubt it was not there for decimal. But tried to add it for decimal and it worked. I am able to add a new decimal one with a single value
Create a new one and check
Yeah, I tried as well, by create new parameter, data type decimal from -1 to 1 increment 0.1. It works and has Single value option.
The only different is the field coming from GENERATESERIES function, while mine is a table field with type decimal number.
I still don;t why and how to obtain that. Meanwhile I'm using 'greater than' and for selected value measure using MIN().
But appreciate if there is an answer to my confusion.
Thanks
@admin_xlsior , I checked, this option manually generated series do not have an option
oo wow.. that is even worse 😅
So its mean the option really only appear if using What-if procedural ?
Hi @admin_xlsior I found when I created a slicer and selected the parameter column from parameter table (which is generated by what-if parameter) and it also has the single value option.
hi @v-jingzhang ,
Yes, I know, but I need my table "not" from generated by what-if, since I'm using Direct Query
Thanks
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