In Power BI Desktop, select Format > Edit interactions. Usually this is to make space in the page for other visuals and because customers don't want to use the filter pane for some reason. Hi Jemma, Is it possible to do the trick on two slicers with an OR function or similar? The tree map is cross-filtering the line chart and the map. The terms cross-filter and cross-highlight distinguish the behavior described here from what happens when you use the Filters pane to filter visualizations. Hi Marcos, c. Hide Sales = IF([ShowHide] = [Current User], [Total Sales]) This is very ingenious. In my case it was not enabled for visuals with no data or for visuals based only on measures. Note : I have tried bookmarks and selection panes In my experience, Check Filtered Measure has no influence and is not needed. So I hope and expect that at some stage we will be able to use a measure to make any visual visible or not. I am sure Power BI will have a native hide function in the future as Microsoft continues to develop the product over the years ahead. Turn off the Category Label in the format settings, and then test to see the message disappears when you make a selection in the slicer. All I can think of is to add a bookmark and button that hides the overlay. Matt shares lots of free content on this website every week. I am using one bar graph to hide/filter another, and the hidden graph to filter a table that is always visible. That means a potentially large DAX query is still running in the backgroundpossibly slowing down other visuals. In the Check Filtered measure, I had to test different columns of the master table ISFILTERED(MasterTable[FindTheRightColumnHere]) and all of a sudden it worked. can you give me an idea to hide a visual if the value is less than n? Using the SELECTEDVALUE function in DAX - SQLBI It works nearly perfect to me. Can you Hide Show as a table option in Power Bi? Checked Total Sales = IF([Check Filtered], [Total Sales]) Click the Format tab in the ribbon, and adjust the layer order of the Card so that it is brought to the front. IF( Are you able to work with an additional column of data within your Territory table, say Territory[Region]? I have almost a similar requirement. It seems to be grayed out. 1. This only returns True if a selection is made on Bikes, and therefore the hidden visual will now only appear if Bikes is specifically selected in another visual. Thanks. However, it is not working. 1. My understanding from your description is that you want your selection on graph A to be applied at the same time as your selection on chart B. Sharing for information & your thoughts; IF( OR( ISFILTERED(Register[ Grade / Job Title]), ISFILTERED(Register[Region])), 1, 0). Do you have any thoughts? Hi Ibs, It seems that the transparent card does not let me interract with the graphs below it. However if I add a slicer . Then click on the fbutton on the right-side of Color as shown below. I realise my concept is a hack and it has some limitations. does the same work for a table visualisation ?I am using the text filter from the app store -and the check fiklter does not seem to work for this . I also found just now the solution in the comments below. You will need to set your Table up like the Matrix described in the article, with the CheckFiltered measure attached as a filter on this visual, and the Message measure to the card. However note, this doesnt work on Cards. You have combined the [Check Filtered] and [Hide Visual] into one measure. One issue I am facing while doing this when I drag and drop the measure to the filter pane, the drop down is not working. Its (All) so the field is disabled. Hi Aleksa and Jason, Im waiting for expression based formatting to come to the visibility of a visual. I believe that is working. With regards to Show or Hide a Power BI Visual Based on Selection, does it have to be a slicer and another visual or lets say can it be between two visuals (e.g. Each request can have a single or several destinations for a single or several passengers. Keep sharing such articles. Completely cover the map with your Message card, effectively hiding the map. Hi Matt. You cant use this technique because of the invisible box will cover the slicer and hence you cant click the slicer even when the box is invisible. Turn on the drill-down feature by selecting the drill-down icon. What am I doing wrong? The challenge of selectively showing report elements has plagued Power BI report developers for many years now, but there is no out of the box solution for this problem at this point in time. If a Part Name however can have multiple Part Numbers, then you will get the alternate result (a blank) returned by the [Measure] if more than one part number for that part name is selected. Format the chart title text colour with [Hide Labels] I have a quick question, though. If the Card is covering the entire table, you wont be able to interact with the contents of the table, including the scroll bar. I use this for data tables when I dont want all of the information showing until a user has filtered it. Matrix: Does this solution still work in the most recent release? Thanks! Here's a twist on dynamically filtering visuals by a slicer in Power BI! The [Message] measure is dependent on the [Check Filtered] measure. Have a look at this article showing how to conditionally format https://exceleratorbi.com.au/conditional-formatting-with-a-text-field-in-power-bi/ Just apply the same logic with the above transparent approach to do what you want. level 2 max of two options ( i.e. As [Check Filtered] is just looking for the specific filter to be applied, there is no requirement for that filter to be coming from a slicer. If you are wanting a specific value from the slicer to reveal the hidden visual, then replace ISFILTERED() with SELECTEDVALUE(). after this , when I select button3chart , the visual should come back to chart (but still the first visual should remain as table). I am not quite sure what you are asking. Checked Total Sales goes onto the Values of the gauge. https://exceleratorbi.com.au/expression-based-formatting-in-dax/. Yes, unfortunately the Gauge doesnt quite work with this solution. Hopefully, one day, there is a simple show/hide conditional option in visuals in the future; or better still a conditional switch to display two alternate visuals. Its work only in Chrome browser not in Edge or IE.Is there nay specific reason? It worked perfectly. You can't use a measure directly in a slicer, so here's a way to get a similar exper. category AND/OR subcategory AND/OR colour AND/OR shape. Hi Matt, This is WAY WAY harder than it should be. Then simply update the [Check Filtered] measure to have the selected values in the order they appear in the [Test Concat String]. So whenever there will be no data how to hide a the visuals? Now, what I need (using request 20030 as an example) is to bring, when I click on Turkey, all the legs for each request, that would look something like below (remembering that I manually filterd only the request 20030). When I'm developing reports, I'm asked multiple times to "hide" the slicers/filters from the report page. A TWIST on dynamically filtering visuals by a slicer in Power BI Wonderful idea and smooth execution, thank you for sharing. My scenario is a report Connected live to a Power BI dataset, where I cant create columns but can create a measure. What could be the issue? Its hard to say without seeing what is happening. adroll_language = "en_AU"; Power BI for the Business Analyst (with live Q&A), Dimensional Modeling (Excel and Power BI), 30 Reasons You Should Be Considering Power BI. The problem with your working is that your chart axis is using the same column of data as your CheckFiltered measure. The first measure that is needed is one that can return a True or False response based on the selection in our slicer. I just downloaded the recent version of PBI. What he showed in the image is that if the filters is selected or not, it is showing data (not hiding the results of the matrix). Hope this will help. Do you have any idea which works the same but with filters? Is this possible using Power BI ? This measure is also pretty easy. In this article. If you build a matrix with fields from different tables, then try to cross-highlight by selecting multiple items at different levels of the hierarchy, you get errors on the other visuals. Hope you can help! I am sure this will be one option in the future. So if I have 2 objects (tables) layered one on top of the other, I should be able to control the DISPLAY attribute easily. Well, conceptually I see no reason why it wouldnt work for any number of visuals. but I have one of the slicers which has the option select all and it must show the graph with all data @JarroVGIT, you're a life saver! I am not 100% sure but I think you can do this with a matrix and table (you definitely can with cards), you would have to check. I am using this solution to mask a bar chart until a selection is made. It works OK for my purposes without making the underlying viz disappear. SWITCH TRUE will allow you to alter the Show/Hide value dependent on the SELECTEDVALUE Requirement : When I select a button only the specific visual has to change (this one I can do with bookmarks) You could then set a slicer setting, and then click a button to hide the slicer. This will make my reports so much more user-friendly. 4. If you get the DAX right, the rest should be straight forward. button1chart button2table Add a filter to a report in Power BI - Power BI | Microsoft Learn then send me pbix file to [emailprotected].im also doing the same requirements. In the Gif above, the button is always present, but I have used Expression Based Formatting to make it visible and give it a navigation action. Check out this how-to video if youre still having trouble. Based on field = Make Transparent. This meant both my slicers were independent of each other and when either is used it displayed the relevant data on the table visual. Hi Jason, Thanks for the tutorial, it was really helpful! Based on field = Make Transparent. Great technique, thank you! But the problem is when I bookmark button4table , I dont know the above visual is in which state and that state should not change. With that I mean if a user would click on a bar, more details would appear (the treemap would become transparent) depending on the selection of the bar. Its all clever stuff.but the key thing I think when reading this (as someone who uses Power BI, Tableau and Business Objects) is why on earth is there not a native hide function in Power BI?! Filtering and highlighting in Power BI reports, More info about Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge, Filters and highlighting in Power BI reports, certain Power BI visualizations can be drilled, If you want the selected visualization to cross-filter one of the other visualizations on the page, select the, If you want the selected visualization to cross-highlight one of the other visualizations on the page, select the, If you want the selected visualization to have no impact on one of the other visualizations on the page, select the.