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Hi,
I have a cross report drill through from source report A to target report B. Lets say I have Order Number 1234 and Order Date of 1/1/2024 on source report A, I then do cross report drill to report B. Instead of passing Order Number = 1234 and Order Date = 1/1/2024, for Order Date, can I have it pass as Order Date > 1/1/2024 instead of =?
Thanks!
Hi @Anonymous,
Thanks for your reply. was going to try out your solution but noticed that you are using 3rd party slicer, as a company, we are not allowed to use 3rd party slicers.
Thanks!
Hi @Anonymous
Unfortunately that the Drill through can only filter the target report page with "is" but not "After" or "Before".
Here is an alternative workaround:
I have a set of sample data:
Then add a new table:
Table 2 = VALUES('Table'[Date])
Create a slicer with 'table'[Date] in page 1:
Click the Sync slicers in the view pane:
In Advanced options's box, Type the Date:
And a slicer with 'Table 2'[Date] in page 2 and type the same Date too.
Next, search for the Preselected Slicer in the Get more visuals:
Enter data:
And create a measure:
MEASURE =
VAR _slicer =
MAX ( 'Table 2'[Date] )
RETURN
IF ( MAX ( 'Table'[Date] ) > _slicer, TRUE (), FALSE () )
Add the preselected slicer to the report:
The result is as follow:
When click the 2024-1-1 in page 1:
In page 2, the Preselected slicer can select the date that are after 2024-1-1.
You can use the button to hide the slicer in the page 2:
Best Regards
Zhengdong Xu
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