Add Clear All Filters button to Power View

[adolfo_socorro1]

So that you don't have find and clear filters one by one.

[nishalit]

Thanks everyone for your feedback. We recently announced Persistent Filters in the Power BI service. As part of this feature, we added a “Reset to default” button in the top navigation bar that clears all the filters users have applied on the report back to the author's published state. More details here: https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/announcing-persistent-filters-in-the-service/

[fredrik_vestin]

There's no visual aid that indicates that you have applied a filter to slicer. If you select a value in a slicer and the scroll so that item is not visible in the list, there is absolutely nothing that indicates that you have applied a filter. If you have many slicers on a report you'll have to go through all and clear them to be sure you've removed all filters.

[roberthutching1]

These sort of\improvements are essential to improve filtering and selections. I have covered this as one of a number of improvements in another suggestion. It's the one area that lets Power BI down badly.

[Bjoern]

Sometimes I do analysis with my reports and add multiple filters, slicer selections, highlight elements and perhaps even drill-down within a visual. It would be really helpful to "reset" all of the user navigation to go back to start without having to press f5 or else.

[lacwilliams]

Provide an option to "Clear All" filters that have been selected on a page.

[hank55]

This would be similar functionality to other tools where, with one click, the user could clear all filters currently selected in a report.

[brianjsvehaug]

This is something my end users have requested on multiple occasions. This would be of great help to our organization!

[jason_campbell3]

This should include a 'Back' button for removing the last filters that users applied by clicking on a visualization.

[BInsure1]

I agree. this feature is a basic one that will help PowerBI "line-up" with other BI front end tools

[gjimenez1]

Hi frederik, You are right. I miss in general this function of Clear All so you can reset all slicers at once. In order to know the filter, I use the table visual. Yes, it takes space, but I least I know where I am. Definately this needs some work from the PowerBI team.