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Filters and Slicers

Part of the Power BI Basics section of Coddy's Power BI journey. Lesson 5 of 28.

A filter on a visual keeps only the values you tick, for that one visual.

A slicer is a clickable list on the page; it filters every visual on the page.

Filtering hides rows from the calculation; it never deletes data.

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Mia is planning a menu for Portugal. Chart units sold by category (the sum of Sales[Quantity] by Products[Category]) for Portuguese stores only.

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All lessons in Power BI Basics

1Meet Power BI

What Power BI IsTables, Rows and ColumnsYour First ChartSum, Count and AverageFilters and SlicersRecap - Mia's First Report

4Calculated Columns

Columns vs MeasuresIF in a ColumnText ColumnsLooking Up with RELATEDColumns Feed MeasuresProfit and MarginWhen to Use WhichRecap - Profit by Category

2Your First Measures

What a Measure IsCounting RowsAverage, Min and MaxCounting Distinct ThingsMeasures Can Do MathSafe Division with DIVIDEMeasures Use Other MeasuresRecap - The Numbers Mia Wants

3One Measure, Many Answers

Same Measure, Every BarThe Total RowSlicers Change the AnswerTwo Fields on RowsFilters Follow RelationshipsRecap - The Store Report