

To filter, click an item under the Food heading and then see the chart and table update. Now we have a slicer linked to both our table and our chart. Click Insert Slicer, check the box next to Food, and then click OK. On the Ribbon, select the Table Tools Design tab. I want the list to show those activities with a due date in the time frame chosen on the slicer, but that doesn't seem to be what it's doing, even though the list does change when I choose a different time frame. To create a slicer, first click anywhere inside the table. Excel refresh slicer by slicer and it takes a lot of time.

To add a slicer to regular table, use Insert ribbon > Insert Slicer button. Adding slicers to regular tables: When you add a slicer to regular Excel tables, they just act like auto-filters and filter your table data. I have a date slicer filtering a list of open activities. I have about 10 slicers related to my Pivot tables and I would like to filter first all my slicers before reloading my tables and getting the data I want. In Excel 2013 and above, you can add a slicer to either pivot tables or regular tables. If so, is the relationship between both tables working with the due date column or the created date column ? New question though.since I have a visual showing Open Activities and Closed Activities, can I have two date relationships? And then could I use one relationship for one visual and the other for the other?ĭo you use a separate Date table in your Power BI model ? That's it! The relationship is actually on Modified Date which isn't even on the visual, which explains everything! Thank you! Subject: Slicer Not Filtering As Expected
