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Hi,
I believe it is not possible but I am just trying my luck. I have a visual that is displaying results based on the visual level filters. Displaying values that are less than "5"
Is there a way, where I can create a visual where I can input the value I want to use in the filter instead of doing it on the visualization tab?
In other words, I want to give the option for users who are seeing the report to be able to filter based on custom value instead of a pre-defined one.
thanks,
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@abukapsoun wrote:
Hi,
I believe it is not possible but I am just trying my luck. I have a visual that is displaying results based on the visual level filters. Displaying values that are less than "5"
Is there a way, where I can create a visual where I can input the value I want to use in the filter instead of doing it on the visualization tab?
In other words, I want to give the option for users who are seeing the report to be able to filter based on custom value instead of a pre-defined one.
thanks,
Instead of applying visual level filter, you can create a what if parameter and control the data presentence with a tricky measure like
isShown =
IF (
SUM ( Table1[Column2] ) <= Parameter[Parameter Value]
|| ISBLANK ( Parameter[Parameter Value] ),
SUM ( Table1[Column2] ),
BLANK ()
)
@abukapsoun wrote:
Hi,
I believe it is not possible but I am just trying my luck. I have a visual that is displaying results based on the visual level filters. Displaying values that are less than "5"
Is there a way, where I can create a visual where I can input the value I want to use in the filter instead of doing it on the visualization tab?
In other words, I want to give the option for users who are seeing the report to be able to filter based on custom value instead of a pre-defined one.
thanks,
Instead of applying visual level filter, you can create a what if parameter and control the data presentence with a tricky measure like
isShown =
IF (
SUM ( Table1[Column2] ) <= Parameter[Parameter Value]
|| ISBLANK ( Parameter[Parameter Value] ),
SUM ( Table1[Column2] ),
BLANK ()
)
Hey,
I think you can't reach this goal with onboard visual.
But try i.e. "Text Filter" in Custom Visuals
Greetings,
Wolf
Over 4 years after the fact this was posted, it has saved me some headaches. Thank you for this.
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