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multiple slicers for two visuals
- 4 years ago
Outline3 means that you are preventing Visual2 from filtering _type_ slicer. You are correct for Outline4.
A slicer is just another visual, so the controls are not reversed for these. It works the same as one matrix filtering another matrix. To prevent a slicer from filtering a matrix, you need to click on the slicer and click the 'do not filter' icon for the matrix.
I think you might have your controls backward. In order for _type_ slicer to not filter Visual2, you need to click on the _type_ slicer and turn off filtering on Visual2.
What you currently have is that Visual2 won't filter _type_ or Visual1.
- Anonymous4 years agoNot applicable
It is my understanding that the filled in 'do not' in outline3 means that Visual2 will not use the _type_ slicer and that the filled in 'do not' in outline4 means that Visual2 will not honor any selections in Visual1.
Currently, Visual2 seems to be 'anding' both the _type_ slicer and the hard-coded filter inside Visual2.
Thoughts?
- AlexisOlson4 years agoSuper User
Outline3 means that you are preventing Visual2 from filtering _type_ slicer. You are correct for Outline4.
A slicer is just another visual, so the controls are not reversed for these. It works the same as one matrix filtering another matrix. To prevent a slicer from filtering a matrix, you need to click on the slicer and click the 'do not filter' icon for the matrix.
- Anonymous4 years agoNot applicable
You are correct. That fixed my problem. The _type_ slicer is just another visual. Click on the _type_ slicer and then click on the 'do not' icon so that Visual2 is not filtered based on the _type_ slicer.