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Steps to replicate the issue/bug:
1. In Power BI Desktop, click on Enter Data and create a table having 2 columns. In column 1, enter values 1-10; and in column 2, enter values a-j
2. Create a table visual with both these columns
3. Create a slicer visual with column 1
4. Click on the slicer visual, and under the filter pane choose advanced filter `is less than` 6.
5. Now your slicer will show values from 1 to 5
6. If you select any slicer value, the table visual will get filtered to show that record. However, if you dont select any value (or if you have enabled `select all` functionality and you do `select all`), then the table visual shows all values - that is 6, 7, 8, 9. 10. So the slicer filter isn't adhered to by the other visuals when no slicer items are selected (or when `select all` functionality is used)?
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