Peter Eliason on 12 Apr 2016 22:42:26
The timeline slicer (Custom Visualization) functions, but it is not a friendly tool. If I quickly want to select a "Start" and "End" date for a date range, it would be more helpful to have a popup calendar with an optional freeform text box for both the "Start" and "End" date ranges.
Administrator on 01 Nov 2016 05:05:24
I'm very pleased to say we've shipped a much improved date slicer in the October release of PBI Desktop. More details are available here: https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/power-bi-desktop-october-feature-summary/#reportView Let us know what you think and please keep those suggestions coming! thanks!
- Comments (70)
RE: Better Date Range filters
Hi, a better data range filter is avalaible for PowerBI online, but I don't find it on PowerBI desktop, will it be included in the next update ?
RE: Better Date Range filters
any update on this? is this included in upcoming release?
RE: Better Date Range filters
how can you sale a BI software without the base run time parameter (filter) , please add this very basic and needed feature to the report
RE: Better Date Range filters
any update on this ?
RE: Better Date Range filters
Any update on this idea? it's quite important that we start saving real state in the dashboards and this would definitely help...
RE: Better Date Range filters
Any news on this?
RE: Better Date Range filters
This has been "Started" for a while now. When can expect this?
RE: Better Date Range filters
The TimeLine slicer is super buggy.
RE: Better Date Range filters
The ability to set the default (i.e. to Today) in a popup calendar would be great too, so if there is a report that is often but not always viewed for a specific range (i.e. last week) only those users looking at a different range would have to change it.
Also, keeping it as small as possible would be ideal, as struggling to fit all my slicers on a page without taking over the visualizations we actually want to see.
RE: Better Date Range filters
Data Studio 360 by Google seems providing an example of date filter. You can find the filter on the bottom of the linked page.
http://www.adviso.ca/en/blog/2016/07/05/data-visualization-made-easy-with-google-data-studio-360/