Power BI is a Microsoft tool which provides many types of Visual Reports such as Clustered Column Chart, Clustered Bar Chart, Pie Chart, Donut Chart, Gauge, R script Visual, Tree map, Filled Map, Waterfall Chart, Scatter Chart, Slicer and many more. Among these, I will be demonstrating a slicer which can be used to filter a tabular report and other reports.
Step 1
Click on Power BI Desktop tool which will open the following window.
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Step 2
Click on "Get Data" option and the following window will appear.
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Step 3
You can import the data from Excel, SharePoint, Folder, CSV file, Facebook, Oracle DB, and many more. Here, I am using an Excel sheet to import my data. Click on "Connect" button on the bottom right corner of the window pane. The below screen will appear.
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Step 4
Select the required sheet and click "Load".
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Step 5
It will load all the fields. Please refer to the below screenshot.
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Step 6
Choose the Slicer visualization and check the field you want to use as a slicer.
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Step 7
Similarly, you can choose any visualizations you like and can make formatting. I have used Clustered Column Chart and a table.
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Step 8
After creating the report, save it with a proper name. You can share it from the top right corner with "Publish It" button.
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Step 9
After publishing, copy the URL. Please refer the below screenshot.
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Step 10
Open your Office 365 account with valid username & password.
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Step 11
Go to the Site where you want to use your Power BI Report. Click on "Add a page".
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Step 12
On this page, you will get a + icon. Click on that and choose Power BI (preview). The following screen will appear.
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Step 13
Click on "Add Report" button & paste the copied URL as shown in the screenshot.
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Step 14
The report will appear on the screen. Now, click on "Publish". It will be showing on your SharePoint Online Page as shown in the below screenshot.
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So, this Power BI slicer can be used as a filter to filter your data for other Visuals.