Add Clear All Filters button to Power View

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/

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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.