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I know you can use the what if parameter to get user input but that only works for 0 to 1000. Is there a way to get larger numbers into the input area? (I need it to be in intervals of 1).
I also don't want it to be a scrolling slicer. I like the way the what if parameter slicer works, i just need it to be able to handle larger number inputs.
Thank you
Hi @mkurup12 ,
After my test, the maximum value of what-if parameter can exceed 1000.
Best Regards,
Stephen Tao
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@Anonymous Sure, but you cannot move the slicer in 1 step increments any more.
1000 values is a hard limit. You can either have an upper limit over 1000 or an interval of 1, but not both.
Change your interval to 5 - that gets you from 0 to 5000 etc.