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Good morning Support Team,
I am using 2 Date slicers in my report with different types.
1st one I called "Show the last" using Relative Date type
2nd one using Between type
Following is my issue:
When I choose last 2 weeks data in the relative slicer --> it syncs to the date slider below correctly (12th to 24th Nov)
But if I choose 1 day in the slider, the "Show the last" stays the same with the last selection.
--> It makes users confusing...End users will not know data is synced based on which slicer
Questions:
1. I would like to ask for your confirmation that there are no possibilities to sync back from the "between slicer" to the "Show the last", right? This is the disadvantage of it, right?
2. Is there any way to reset the "Show the last", when user select the "between slicer"?
Looking forward to your feedback.
Thank you so much!
Solved! Go to Solution.
date slicer is not supposed to work as you expect. e.g. in your second question, you can break the interaction between the two slicers, but you will get blank value. As DAX is making AND logic for contexts from all slicers.
You're wrong... I just figured this out. Cross Join your dates. Create a second date field in your date table.
date slicer is not supposed to work as you expect. e.g. in your second question, you can break the interaction between the two slicers, but you will get blank value. As DAX is making AND logic for contexts from all slicers.
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