I m having two hierarchy slicer and want to set edit interaction between them
I tried edit interaction but I can’t see the filter of highlight icon above the two slicers which should be there so that I can do edit interaction
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enter image description hereHaving some trouble managing interactions between slicers and graphs in PowerBI.
I have filter for different Mock test(using slicer) and graphs for consolidated report and sectionwise report but when we select particular Mock Test eg: Mock test 1 Only the consolidated report will display the mock test 1 but in section wise it will display all the mock test Can you please help?
And i have given edit interactions in format section as filter enter image description here
First select the slicer. You will see a new format tab in the ribbon. Select edit interactions.
You will get the two icons for each chart in the sheet. Clicking on that circle icon makes the filter interaction on or off for that chart.If you see my filter in the sheet is only applicable to two bar charts and not for the table chart. Hope this answers your question
I have two different visuals on the same page of a Power BI doc, but one is being affected by the page slicer while the other one isn't. I have other visuals on the same tab that I want to slice by the slicer, so I want to select which visuals are affected by the page-level slicer.
Visual that isn't being affected by slicer
Visual that IS being affected by slicer
I followed the tab for "Control which page visuals are affected by slicers" on this site but it's not working. I want the second visual series to look like the first, how do I do it?
On the Power BI Desktop menu, select the Format menu under Visual Tools, and then select Edit interactions.
You need to have the slicer selected. Only then you see the according Filter on/off symbols next to the visuals. When the visuals are close to each other it's sometimes hard to tell which filter switch belongs to which visual. Try pulling them temporarily apart.
I have a scenario where I am using date and country slicers along with maps in my report along with some stacked charts.
When I click on the map for one country it filters the data based on that country I have selected but the filter is not reflected in slicers.
Is there any way that I can use the map only to display the counts without having select, in other words, no selection allowed on the maps?
Any suggestions would be helpful.
Thanks!
Go to Format tab and select Edit Interaction option as shown in the below image. Now select your Map visual and set Filter = None in other visuals you don't like to interact when click on the Map.
I have a filter for different customer categories- Platinum, Gold, Silver, Iron
& two bar graphs for customers and products.
I want that when I select a category from the filter, the graphs should show only those customers and products with the help of edit options.
Can you please help?
If your filter columns are in any way linked to the chart (same table, relationship between two different tables is active) this should work automatically.
However it could be that someone tunred the interaction off. To see the interaction icons click on your filter visual and go to Format > Edit Interactions. Now you will see on all the other charts/filter this two symbols:
If the left diagram icon is grey: This means your selected visual will interact with this visual.
If the right circle icon is grey: This means your selected visual will not interact with this visual.
I am trying to compare Charts and KPIs in PowerBI report. In fact, face the same figures tables but with different slicing values (time room, countries...)
I could only create two tabs with basically the same slicers and visualization. But I couldn't put them one aside the other that apply to that tab.
Can anyone help me with this.
Many thanks,
You have several options, here are the simplest two:
Use visual level filters to display two visuals with different filtering
There are three levels to the Filters sub-pane - "visual", "page" and "report" - they control the scope of a filter.
When editing a visual, you can drag any data field to the Filters sub-pane's "visual" field-well and configure a filter affecting only that visual.
As a simple example: for a table with "Sales" and "Country" columns, you can create one KPI visual showing sales and configure its filter to "UK", then create another KPI (or just copy the first one) and configure its filter to "France" etc. Using this approach you can create several KPI visuals in the same page, each displaying sales data for a different country (Tip: you'll probably want to edit their titles so that viewers can tell which KPI shows what).
Use Edit Interactions to have slicers that affect only some visuals on the page
In Power BI Desktop, go to Format tab in the ribbon and click "Edit Interactions". This causes each visual to display several small buttons on its top right corner - these control how the active visual affects each other visual (typically you can select between "highlight", "filter" and "no interactions", note that not all visuals supports all three options).
As a simple example with the same table from above, you can create two KPI visuals showing sales and two slicers filtering by country. Then, edit the interactions so that one slicer affects only one KPI and the other slicer only affects the other KPI. This will create an interactive report with two KPIs comparing sales between any two countries - according to the user's actions on the slicers.
Finally, these posts from MS Power BI have detailed tutorials (including screenshots) for the two options described above:
Visual level filters
Visual interactions