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Hello,
I'm using multiple slicers in some of my pages.
Most just work fine (date slicers for example) while others show a lot of entries that have no values for the associated visuals.
Lets say I want to filter sales by clients. I get a list with 100 clients in my source file but only 60 of them actually bought something this month. I can't link them to the sales table while importing to omit empty values unfortunately as they come from flat files.
Excel shows these irrelevant values in a greyed-out color in its slicers or even better, does not show them at all when you select the specific option in the right click menu.
Do you know of a way to get the same behavior in PowerBI? This is counterintuitive to our report users as they click through the different clients / products / categories and just find empty values while months without data dont show up.
Thank you
Try using a page level filter to filter out your sales measure for blanks or zeros perhaps?
Thank you for the suggestion.
Unfortunately, this does not work.
I cant use my measures as page level filters but the original field can be used. When using "is not zero" or "is not blank", nothing changes in the report - even when selcting the filter options where measures clearly dont get any values.