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Hi All,
I was requested to put two visualizations of the same table side by side, each controlled by its own independant slicer (in this case a Date) to get to something like this:
Step 1: Create the first Table and Slicer vizualutions in the usual way.
Step 2: Select, Copy and Paste the Slicer and Table
Note that everything on the page is related, moving one slicer also moves the other one and of course the values in the tables are the same....
Step 4: Edit Interactions (Select any visual on the page and Format -> Edit interactions
Note the new Icons showing for each of the other vizualitations/slicers on the page.
Step 5: De-associate the slicer from un-necessary tables/slicers by clicking on the circle/bar (or associate by clicking the filer).
Step 6: Repeat same procedure for second slicer
Et voila, each slicer will only impact the table immediately below it. The two tables are 'independant' and show different slices of the data.
Enjoy,
./Steph
HI @slepre,
Thanks for sharing the tips for visualizations of power bi content.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
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