In Power BI, you can remove filters in a few different ways, depending on your specific needs and the context of your report. Here are some common methods to remove filters in Power BI:

1. Clear All Filters:

   • To remove all filters applied to a report, you can use the “Clear All Filters” option. This option is available in the Power BI toolbar at the top of the report view.
   • Click on the “Clear Filters” icon (a funnel with an ‘X’ inside it) to remove all filters and reset the report to its default state.

2. Clear Filters for a Specific Visual:

   • If you want to remove filters applied to a specific visual on your report, select that visual.
   • In the Visualizations pane on the right-hand side, click on the “Format” icon (represented by a paint roller).
   • Under the “Filters” section, you can click the “Clear” button to remove filters for that specific visual.

3. Remove Individual Filters:

   • If you want to remove filters applied to specific fields or columns, you can go to the “Filters” pane on the right-hand side.
   • In the Filters pane, you will see a list of applied filters. To remove a specific filter, click on the “X” icon next to that filter.

4. Use “Reset to Default” (for Slicers and Filters):

   • If you have slicers or visual-level filters on your report, you can right-click on them.
   • In the context menu that appears, select “Reset to Default” to remove the filter or slicer’s effect.

5. Edit Interactions:

   • Sometimes, filters are applied to visuals based on interactions with other visuals. You can control these interactions in Power BI.
   • Go to the “Format” pane, select “Edit interactions,” and adjust the interactions between visuals to control how filters affect each other.

6. Clear Filters in Power Query (Power Query Editor):

   • If you want to remove filters applied during data loading and transformation, you can do so in the Power Query Editor.
   • Open the Power Query Editor by going to “Home” > “Edit Queries.”
   • In the Power Query Editor, you can remove applied filters by selecting a query step and then clicking the “Remove Filter” option.