Build a DATE PICKER in Power BI Desktop

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Have you ever wanted a single date picker in your Power BI report? Patrick shows you how to build one within Power BI Desktop!

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Hi Patrick, thank you for the trick but it will make much more sense if Power BI team makes a date picker by default since this is a really basic reporting need.

samtoulayl
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Nice video. Love the way the Guy in a Cube videos are always entertaining - can see that you guys are passionate about BI reporting, as am I. I've been doing BI for a while but you opened my eyes with the possibilities in this video.

jonsnowboard
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I like that he went through the other options at the beginning that I had already tried. That way I knew I would get an answer.

agnespitka
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Nice video, love your enthusiasm, Patrick!

dmiradakis
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Thank you a lot! Your video helped me to find a decision of my problem

nataliamedvedeva
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Had this exact request in the last couple of days, ideal. Thanks Patrick, super helpful as always!

dakinsvibe
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Hi Patrick, awesome video as usuall !! Love that kind of tips. You guys from GIAC help a lot. Thanks for that

driouchemountasir
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Great trick! needed it some time ago. But I am sure I will need it again!

TTfromOZ
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I have not had a need yet for this but can see how I can implement this in future projects. Glad I saw the video because I assumed there was a calendar icon I could use that would do single dates. Now I know. Thanks.

Javilanderos
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It’s really helpful. Thanks for your sharing. Best wish for you

nhuquynhnguyenngoc
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I had a similar requirement recently. What I did is created a calculation group named Single Date Activator, with logic: CALCULATE(SELECTEDMEASURE(), FIRSTDATE(Calendar[Date])). So whenever users want measure to be applied on single date they put the calculation group as a filter in report and all measures will be switched to single date.

akhilannan
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I use a visual called Beyond Soft Calendar. You can add info to the dates, and also you can click any date to filter the report. Very nice!

smanzoli
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he he awesome . This is absolutely a workaround. Suits well for small projects. Project with 100's of Measures will be difficult to maintain.

AnalyticswithNags
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Good solution. Worked through this with a client recently and to avoid changing all the measures we used the new hierarchy support on slicers and did a simple year / month / date hierarchy. Only caveat here is that even with single select enabled you can "single select" at any level of the hierarchy, so users may end up selecting a whole month instead of a single day. Given the 100s of measures used, the compromise was worth it

BritonWells
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It would be even more bananas if Microsoft added a functionality like that out of the box. 😉 but thanks for the video, I messed around with that a lot.

flchange
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I am at a loss for words, It is marvelous. Appreciated

frehiwotfitamo
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Thanks for the suggestion, I have implemented this and got it working as I have dozens of measures I needed duplicates of every measure which was very confusing both to me and any future user. I have resorted to ripping this back out, deleting dozens of excess measures and relying on users to select a single date. Please, please Microsoft add this as a standard option. It is a basic reporting requirement and this work around is too cumbersome for large dashboards.

markherd
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Thank you so much!! I had this problem weeks ago.

reesourcesinc
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Hi Patrick, Thanks for the amazing video. Just wanted to check how to implement two date pickers, like start date and end date in one viz.

shashankgupta
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Why in the world is there *STILL* no single date mode for the Filter Visual?!?! It boggles the mind. While I love DAX (only since I went through the Mastering DAX class) and I certainly appreciate this patchwork type solution (until you need to enable the border which would highlight the presence of whiteout patch, which would require a patchwork border as well to compensate), it makes PowerBI seem so incomplete compared to other BI offering on such a rudimentary requirement. This is the kind of detail that I continually had to work around for my last customer. Really painful.

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