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Hello,
I know this question has appeared on the community, but the answers seem a little outdated (8 plus years ago), so I'll post this in order to get an updated answer.
I need a simple task but it seems complex with the available tools PBI has: I need to create a time range slicer from a single Time column.
So basically I need to be able to use the slicer/slider object to filter between two times that come from a single column named Time.
I do not want to filter relative times, just to be able to filter between two times.
Thanks in advance!
Hi @mebg123 ,
To do this you need to do a workaround. Add a new colum to your model with the whole number of the time similar to this:
Now format that column like this 00:00:
You can now use that column in a slicer:
Regards
Miguel Félix
Proud to be a Super User!
Check out my blog: Power BI em PortuguêsThanks @MFelix , it works! But the only thing is that if i move the slicer I get odd numbers such as 11:78, which are unreal. Is there a way that i get only valid (existing) values in the slicer?
That extension is only for date ranges, I need TIME ranges. Eg. from 10am to 12.50 pm
Do try out the Date Picker custom visual from Truviz..
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