Now, let's understand next Power BI topic *Filters in Power BI* Filters allow you to refine and control the data displayed in your visuals and reports. There are several types of filters in Power BI: *1. Visual-Level Filters* Apply only to a specific visual on a report page. Example: You can filter a chart to show sales only for a particular region. *2. Page-Level Filters* Affect all the visuals on a single report page. Useful for applying context to an entire page, such as viewing data for one department. *3. Report-Level Filters* Apply across all pages in the report. Useful for applying global filters, like showing data for only one year across all pages. *4. Drillthrough Filters* Used when you want to pass a filter from one page to another for detailed analysis. Example: Clicking a specific customer takes you to another page showing detailed data for that customer. *5. Slicers* Visual filter controls that allow users to filter data interactively, like a dropdown or list box. *6. Relative Date Filters* Let you filter data based on time periods, such as the last 7 days, this month, or next quarter. Filters enhance interactivity and ensure your data story is focused and relevant to your audience. *React ❤️ for the next topic explanations* Power BI complete topics: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vai1xKf1dAvuk6s1v22c/769