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For hierarchical slicers, is there an option to have multiple selections operate as "intersections" rather than "unions"? Here's an example to better explain. For the slicer below, if I select "Mountain Bottle Cage" and "Road-150 Red, 44," the visuals will show me the union of this data. What if I want to see the intersection: Road-150 Red bikes that come with a Mountain Bottle Cage? (I'm limited on space so I'm not wanting multiple slicers if possible.) Thanks.
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Hi @patBear,
The first solution that comes to my mind to is to use two different slicers but since you've clearly mentioned that you don't want to take that approach, I suggest to go for some DAX that changes the OR logic in slicers to AND.
Here's a link that I have which will guide you how to do that.
https://medium.com/seismic-data-science/changing-or-to-and-logic-for-power-bi-slicers-1a6b20aee5f5
Works for you? Mark this post as a solution if it does!
Consider taking a look at my blog: Forecast Period - Previous Forecasts
Hi @patBear,
The first solution that comes to my mind to is to use two different slicers but since you've clearly mentioned that you don't want to take that approach, I suggest to go for some DAX that changes the OR logic in slicers to AND.
Here's a link that I have which will guide you how to do that.
https://medium.com/seismic-data-science/changing-or-to-and-logic-for-power-bi-slicers-1a6b20aee5f5
Works for you? Mark this post as a solution if it does!
Consider taking a look at my blog: Forecast Period - Previous Forecasts
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