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Somewhat new to Power BI. I'd like to filter by a column for a table visual. Let's say ColumnA. If I drag ColumnA to the Visual level filter bucket and choose a value my table does not filter by that column/value. However, if I keep that visual level filter in place and add ColumnA to Values the filter begins to work as expected. The issue is I don't want ColumnA displayed. Seems like this would be a common occurence? Also tried adding to Page/Report filters with the same results. Thanks in advance...
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Hi @DPT,
I cannot reproduce this problem on my side. Does ColumnA added to visual level filter belong to the same dataset where you dragged other columns from to table visual? Or ColumnA is from a related dataset? Besides, please re-create the visual for a test.
Regards,
Yuliana Gu
Hey @DPT
That's super weird. I just tested on my machine and it works just fine without adding the extra column. Are you running the most up-to-date version of Power BI (July 2018)? I can't think of what would cause this other than you're not actually using the right column in your filter, but I believe you! Lol
Appreciate the responses. Kinda odd that filters don't work w/o an aggregate but good to know going forward..
Reduce the size of that column.
It's holding single values. It's also a text column. Not really sure how to reduce the size of the column. Can you elaborate?
Click and hold on the right side of the column and drag all the way to the left side of the column.
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