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Hello
I have a direct query facts table that I filter using single valued parameters for start and end date. That works fine, and I would like now to filter my table using a multi-valued parameter. I tried to filter using [Dimension] = parameter in the M query, but that does not work for multi-valued parameter. If I choose List.Contains ({Parameter},[Dimension]) I also get an error message "We vouldn't fold the expression...". Any idea on the correct syntax for filtering the table?
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If Parameter is a list, then you don't want to wrap it in another set of {}. Maybe try just
List.Contains(Parameter, [Dimension])
Reference: https://blog.crossjoin.co.uk/2021/10/10/multi-value-parameters-in-power-query-online/
Hi @fduperier
How do you want to apply the multi-valued parameter to query the fact table? Suppose you have multiple start dates and multiple end dates, data in which date periods should be brought into Power BI?
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Community Support Team _ Jing
If Parameter is a list, then you don't want to wrap it in another set of {}. Maybe try just
List.Contains(Parameter, [Dimension])
Reference: https://blog.crossjoin.co.uk/2021/10/10/multi-value-parameters-in-power-query-online/
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