In slicer we need to scroll down to select from multiple values. It should have functionality like when user types/enters any value it should get auto populated and then user can select that value from slicer.
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- nishalitNew MemberYou can turn on search by clicking the ... menu on the top right of the visual. It lets you filter down the list of items and select from just the remaining ones.
- v-karnagNew MemberCurrently we can build reports in Power BI UI. It would be great if this can be exported to pbix files
- ThomasCAdvocate IThis seems to work on some visuals in my report, but on others, the search field is unresponsive when clicked. Is this a bug or am I doing something incorrectly?
- v-kumdeeNew MemberIt is not working for the numeric values and also if it works will it be able to search among 1000 row values.
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberI have an Excel file where it has column names,table names etc , when i click on one field it has to show all reports in which that Particular related , even if i select table it has to show all column names used in it , anyway to achieve that Thanks, Ravi T
- rschroederNew MemberCurrently I have a drop down list. I would like to type the number in instead of scrolling down a few hundred lines. Typing the first few values would also be a great help!
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberStatus added:Completed
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