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Anonymous
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6 years ago

Use one date table

Hi everyone,   I`ve using power bi since one year, and i cant solved this. I need to have one table of dates in order tu use that table to filter many other tables. The thing is that i cant make ...
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jthomson
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6 years ago

I'm confused as to what you're actually trying to do here - I can get you want to look at all employees that started in, say, 2019, that's fine. I can get you'd want to look at all training that was done in, say, 2020, that's fine, but I can't really think of any sensible use to use a single slicer here unless you're wanting to say "I want to see all training done in 2019 by employees that started in 2019". Really think that any use for this sort of thing would use two slicers - what exactly do you want to do with just one slicer?

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Anonymous
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6 years ago

HI jthomson 

 

I show u an example. As i say i have a page with multiple cards and i want all to be filter by one slicer, so that the client can select the year and see the changes:

As you can see, i want that de slicer of Year (2020, 2019,2018) filter in the same time: Headcounts, Trainings, Hirings, Terminations, etc

I show you an example of a Power BI report:

https://powerbi.microsoft.com/es-es/partner-showcase/agile-analytics-hr-analytics/

 

See page "Employee Overview" for example.


Let me know if you understand


Thanks