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"You learn something new every day"--I finally know how to determine all vs none selected in a filter--genius! :) Srlsly though, it is simple and maintainable things like this that adds polish to reports.
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Hi Brian, Thank you for this video ... However in my case when I tried this approach and selecting multiple values from the slicer I am getting the values repeatedly for one value and it keeps in loop. And when I selected all the values in the slicer I am not able to get the text All Channels selected. Please advise
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Thanks. An easy, clear, clean and elegant way to present the solution to this problem.
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"You learn something new every day"--I finally know how to determine all vs none selected in a filter--genius! :) Srlsly though, it is simple and maintainable things like this that adds polish to reports.
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Awesome info! Definitely going to save this one for future reference.
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Hi Brian, Thank you for this video ... However in my case when I tried this approach and selecting multiple values from the slicer I am getting the values repeatedly for one value and it keeps in loop. And when I selected all the values in the slicer I am not able to get the text All Channels selected. Please advise
Hi Ajay,
It's a bit difficult to give recommendation without looking at the data structure, model and working of the PBIX file for the reference. You can reach out to us on our Community Forum by providing a detailed description of your query along with relevant files for reference. Our members and team of Experts will be happy to help out!
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I just applied this cool trick to a report, and it looks awesome. Is there a tutorial on how to use the created card as a drillthrough?
Hi David,
Thank you for providing the feedback and the content related ideas!
Currently, we haven't created any videos over that topic but there're quite a few videos available over RUclips on the technique that you've suggested. We'll surely take this topic into our consideration while creating content in future. We're glad that you were able to implement the trick in your report and finding our contents helpful.
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Great tutorial!
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Can you use the selectedValue measure in a python visual?