Next Creating groups to sync slicers that use different fields. This enables me to have two synced slicers within a page. If I don’t have them in a group, when I select using one slicer other slicer gets cross filtered like belowīut if I keep them in a group and choose Sync field changes to other slicers, I won’t have that problem. The use case Syncing within a page, we can easily use the group functionality to do this.įor example, here I have two slicers, both slicers come from the same field. You can create separate groups to sync slicers that use the same field, or put slicers that use different fields into the same group.”įirst, let’s look at creating groups to sync slicers that use the same field. The group name provides additional flexibility with slicers. A default name is provided, but you can use any name you prefer. “This feature lets you create a custom group of slicers to keep synchronized. You can find advanced options in Sync Slicers window, just below all pages. That’s when Advanced Options comes to the rescue. We will look at it in my next blog post, for now, let’s assume for a valid cause. But what if you want to Sync within a Page? You may ask why would you ever want to Sync within the Page. That’s it, it is straightforward and works like a charm. Where I place the slicer where ever I want then Sync using Synced Slicers Pane. If I don’t want to be consistent with formatting and place of the Slicer Viz then I will go for the second method. Not only place, but it also keeps the formatting too. ![]() This method helps you to place the slicer exactly at the same place on all the page. With Slicer first approach, we create Slicers then using Sync Slicers pane we push the Synced Slicers to the pages we want. ![]() If I knew I need Synced Slicers, then I will try to be consistent with the report layout and position of slicers on each page. If you use the same field on different pages, Sync Slicers automatically detects and come up with a dialogue saying do you want to sync. Report First – Design the report page then sync.Slicer First – Create Slicer, then sync to other pages.Creating Synced Slicers:įor me there are two approaches to carry out Sync Slicers: As the name says, this functionality enables you to Sync slicers among various Power BI Report pages, and you can manage the properties of it under Sync Slicers Pane. Synced Slicers were one of the most requested features. Well, it has pros and cons today’s post is not to discuss that but to talk about Synced Slicers. Now, most of the business users want reports with actionable interactivity. It’s been a slow summer.Power BI Bookmarks, Synced Slicers and Selections these features transformed the way we report using Power BI. For now, I’m keeping my version and will waste some more time tweaking it. I encourage new users to wait for updates before purchasing. Attempting to use the software in its current iteration will only cause frustration. Since it’s much easier to start a shopping list via your desktop the new user would benefit from waiting for software updates. ![]() The desktop version, which will include syncing to the iPhone, hasn't been released yet. The sorting feature was what made the original software so brilliant without it it’s pretty lackluster. The iPhone version fails both sorting/filtering and desktop/syncing. Also, the GIFTS category helps me remember what birthday gifts I need to purchase and organize my Christmas shopping. Keeping track of recommended items like wine, music, movies, books. Allowing me to create multiple shopping lists - a shopping list just for an upcoming camping trip and another for my daughter’s beach birthday party.Ĥ. Desktop application/ sync keeps everything backed up and is easier to enter multiple items or new lists.ģ. vegetables, cereal, condiments) allows one-stop-shopping or hitting a variety of stores with a list of what you need at each store.Ģ. Splash Shopper for Palm OS has served me incredibly well. Looks like I’m stuck with the Treo for awhile longer. I’ve been an iPhone user for nine months but haven’t relinquished my frumpy Treo because I can’t stock my kitchen without Splash Shopper.Īfter fidgeting around with the iPhone version for more hours than I’d like to admit, I’m no longer doing the happy dance. I did my gopher dance this morning when I saw that the great, all-powerful Splash Shopper was included among the web apps for the new iPhone OS.
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