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Using slicer to filter columns
- 9 years ago
Please see the attached screenshots for the solution.Select the Date column and Create a Query step - unpivot other columnsCreate a samples tableCreate a connection with Samples TablePrepare a line chart with all the fields coming from the first tableSlicer should be coming from the Samples Table
Yes. It is a native behaviour of PowerBI. For Example, If the column A in Table is filtered, all the associated records in other columns will also be filtered.
Records in the year 2009Records in the year 2011
BhaveshPatel I know but it isn't what I want to do.
I would like to do something like that (line chart):
x axis: date (column from table 1)
y axis: sample1, sample2, sample3 (columns from table 1)
and simple slicer to pick which of sample should be displayed on the line chart at the moment.
It isn't row filtering.