I have address records with civic,streetname,town and other data with other tables linked to it.
Is there a way in PowerBI to have a user input text box(string) that the user can type in that will filter records containing a match to that string which they could then drill through to get more information?
IE:
4 Smith Street Blackville
5 Main Street Blackville
10 Smith Street Greenville
If the user types Black they get the first 2 records, if they type ville they get all 3 records?
I have looked at slicers/paramaters but cannot figure it out?
Thanks
Maybe Text Filter custom visual could help you with that. It provides a search box that can be used to filter all other visuals on your dashboard with a text contains search on the field you specify.
To import a Power BI visual, in the Visualization pane click Import a custom visual and select Import from file. Then select the .pbiviz file downloaded from the store.
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I like to make a single control field, such as dropdown-list, to control multiple columns with the same value. As the sample link(1) below in Google Sheet. My raw data, consist of the type of anesthesia, the name of the nurse during surgery.
This sheet "RR" consist of raw data, then I make a new table using some functions, to look like sheet "LogBook".
If I choose name of the nurse for example "Wayan", then it will count each part of surgery and type of anesthesia that Wayan had been involved, and it will count the type of surgery also.
When I use Google Data Studio, I can only make single control field for example "Nurse in pre surgery", "Nurse in intra surgery", or "Nurse in post surgery". Or if I select all of the control fields, then it become "AND", that's not what I want. I want to make a single control like "Name of the nurse", then google data studio, will show like the one in Google Sheet.
The table in Google Data Studio, show same value for all columns, which is wrong. The data in Google Sheets is the right one (which is using COUNTIF function).
Inputs:
LogBook in GoogleSheet
LogBook in Google Data Studio
Images:
This is the raw data in Google Sheet "RR":
This is how the data should be shown in Google Data Studio:
But Google Data Studio does not allow me to use 1 control field, to control multiple columns:
If I select same value in all of control fields, then it become "AND" relation, which is wrong:
One approach is to CONCAT the three fields (Nurse in Pre Surgery, Nurse in Intra Surgery and Nurse in Post Surgery) to create a single new field with CSV (Comma Separated Values). The CSV Filter Control Community Visualisation (click on the icon on the toolbar and select to view all) can then be used to filter by nurse:
Data Tab
Column to filter on:
CONCAT(Nurse in Pre Surgery, ", ", Nurse in Intra Surgery, ", ", Nurse in Post Surgery)
Cross-filtering: Select (☑) (selection will ensure that filtering will be applied to other charts)
Style Tab
OR instead of AND behaviour: Select (☑) (tick so that data for multiple nurses can be viewed, when selected)
Editable Google Data Studio Report (Embedded Google Sheets Data Source) and a GIF to elaborate:
I have a table in power bi
in that there are so many records so i want a text box or something like that where use type number then on the bases of this records should be displayed in table e.g if we use type 5 then only 5 records will display.. if user type 10 then 10 record will display if there is nothing then all records should be displayed
how i should do this .. i know how to do in qliksense but not in power bi
and one thing more i want to apply that condition in field Cover Name
=if(Assured_Name = 'AFPY','AF',
if(COVER_NAME = '7co','ABC',
if(match(COVER_NAME,'AFPY','7CO')=0,'Other',null())))
Here there power bi sample file
https://www.dropbox.com/s/kfym4mb0fiaxym5/Claims2.pbix?dl=0
The PowerBI equivalent of a 'control' that the user interacts with to filter a visual is the 'Slicer.' The slicer can then be configured to enable a 'Search' textbox where the user can type in the desired text that is wanted for filtering the table.
Create a slicer visual next to your table and add the column that you want to search to the slicer's "Field" box. Then, hoover your mouse over the slicer and a group of icons will appear (usually at the top but sometimes beneath the visual if there's no space to put it). One of these is the ellipsis, it looks like 3 dots. Click on the ellipsis and enable 'Search.'
You will see that a row is created in the slicer where the user can type. This text will filter the contents of the slicer, which is then used to filter the table.
I have an index of objects that contains:
username (nullable)
status (can be "none", "talking" or "customer")
I need to get the conversion rate of users (per user) based on how many objects that has status "talking" against objects that has status "customer".
And then represent this in a some chart.
Is this possible?
Below are the steps to achieve this:
Go to kibana Management -> Index Patterns -> Create index pattern and then type the name of your index for e.g myindex
Go to Visualize tab. Click on + and select Pie. Check this LINK
Select the index name for e.g. myindex
Click on Split Slices. And then select Terms. Select status in the field section.
Click on the bluish green play button which would display Apply changes when you hover your mouse
You would now be able to see the pie chart with all the values.
Now for only customer and talking, click on Add a filter
Select status in the field.
Select is one of operator and then select both customer and talking values.
You should now be able to see pie chart with only these two values. If you hover the mouse on the pie chart, you would be able to see the percentages respectively.
Below is how it appears on my kibana machine where I had three documents whose status as talking and two documents with status as customer
Note In my mapping I've used the status.keyword as field of type keyword in order to run Terms Aggregation
Let me know if this helps!
I have a kibana Dashboard with data table visualization, In that visualization widget, I need to scroll down or change pagination.i have 1800 city name in that single visualization widget, if I want to go to city name starts with K...., it's very hard for me to search for each page
NOTE: I have an not analyzed data.
In the search bar at the top, I believe you can use Lucene expressions.
Try:
city:K*
I am a sportfire beginner and just learned to customize Date filter using below URL,
Spotfire Calendar Filter
Just want to filter and display report data (report mapping column : LastModifiedDate) greater than date based on this filter date selected value.
Please help.
From the main tool bar: Insert > New Text Area
From the text area: Right Click > Edit Text Area
Then, Click the Insert Filter button. If you don't see it, click the >> button on the top right to see all of your options.
Select the column which contains your dates. Click Ok.
From the text area: Right Click > Un-select Edit Text Area
Tibco's Documentation lists in detail how to accomplish most everything you need. Be sure to keep this reference handy. About 3/4 of the way down on this specific page you'll see instructions on how to do what I listed above.
I added 2 Date text filters on the text Area.
Image
As you can see there is one filter text for the start date and one for end date.
Exist any possibility to use then as a range filter because they only filter matching equal date. I want to use them as minimum(start date) and maximum date(end date).
Example:
Text filter 1 : 10/10/2000
Text filter 2 : 09/09/2015
Result : all records between the 2 dates.