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anjanikumar
Helper III
Helper III

Slicer issue !!

I want to show the data tertial and year wise in single visual bar chart by using slicer but data is in single field parameter column , How to show that ?

 

Filed Parameter Column below 

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Poojara_D12
Super User
Super User

Hi @anjanikumar 

In your case, you’ve already created a field parameter table where both Tertial and Year are stored in a single column (Category Selection Tertial Order) with an additional flag column identifying whether a row belongs to “Tertial” or “Year.” When you place this field parameter in a slicer, Power BI will let the user switch between views, but it won’t automatically combine both Tertial- and Year-level data in the same bar chart. To achieve that, you need to configure the visual so that the field parameter drives what axis is displayed. Essentially, you’ll put the field parameter (Category Selection Tertial Order) on the X-axis of your bar chart and use the slicer (linked to the same field parameter) to let users choose whether they want to see the data by Tertial or by Year. Behind the scenes, Power BI will dynamically switch the axis depending on the slicer choice. If you also want the ability to show both levels in a single visual at the same time (rather than toggle), then you should instead create a proper hierarchy (Tertial → Year) in your model or duplicate the measures and fields into a union table, rather than using field parameters. In short: field parameters allow you to switch between Tertial and Year in the same visual using a slicer, but if your goal is to combine them together, you’ll need a hierarchy or a custom dimension table that maps both levels in one structure.

 

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Poojara_D12
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Hi @anjanikumar 

In your case, you’ve already created a field parameter table where both Tertial and Year are stored in a single column (Category Selection Tertial Order) with an additional flag column identifying whether a row belongs to “Tertial” or “Year.” When you place this field parameter in a slicer, Power BI will let the user switch between views, but it won’t automatically combine both Tertial- and Year-level data in the same bar chart. To achieve that, you need to configure the visual so that the field parameter drives what axis is displayed. Essentially, you’ll put the field parameter (Category Selection Tertial Order) on the X-axis of your bar chart and use the slicer (linked to the same field parameter) to let users choose whether they want to see the data by Tertial or by Year. Behind the scenes, Power BI will dynamically switch the axis depending on the slicer choice. If you also want the ability to show both levels in a single visual at the same time (rather than toggle), then you should instead create a proper hierarchy (Tertial → Year) in your model or duplicate the measures and fields into a union table, rather than using field parameters. In short: field parameters allow you to switch between Tertial and Year in the same visual using a slicer, but if your goal is to combine them together, you’ll need a hierarchy or a custom dimension table that maps both levels in one structure.

 

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@anjanikumar, We would like to confirm if our community members answer resolves your query or if you need further help. If you still have any questions or need more support, please feel free to let us know. We are happy to help you.

 

 

 

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srlabhe
Resolver I
Resolver I

Create a new Field Parameter for tertial and use it in slicer

v-prasare
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Hi @anjanikumar,

We would like to confirm if our community members answer resolves your query or if you need further help. If you still have any questions or need more support, please feel free to let us know. We are happy to help you.


@Shahid12523, @MFelix, & @Sergii24 ,Thanks for your prompt response

 

 

 

Thank you for your patience and look forward to hearing from you.
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Shahid12523
Community Champion
Community Champion

If you want to toggle between Tertial and Year → use your Field Parameter in Axis + same Field Parameter in Slicer.

If you want to see both together → create a union table (Tertial + Year) and use that as Axis, with Flag as slicer.

Shahed Shaikh
MFelix
Super User
Super User

Hi @anjanikumar ,

 

When you refer that you want to show the values in a single visual bar chart what do you mean? you want to have a category for each one?

 

Place this Flag column from the Field parameter on the legend or on Y-axis values after the parameter value this will categorize your values for each one of those columns.

 

If this is not what you are looking for can you please provide a sample data.


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Sergii24
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Hi, could you provide some more details and maybe use Excel or PowerPoint to "draw" a desired result?
This should help us to help you 😉

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