I am working on a project where the requirement is to show some selected Tooltip but by default Power BI has added the X and Y axis values to it.
Is it possible to show only one of these axis as a Tooltip?
I'm pretty sure you can't remove the axis values from the tooltip. However, you can make a Report Page Tooltip instead. That will allow you to put whatever content you want inside the tooltip. For example, you could add a couple Cards to show the information.
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I've only been able to accomplish this with a tooltip, but I need to paste the final viz into PowerPoint, so hovering is not an option for the audience.
You can't with native visuals. There may possibly be a way with calculation groups and custom format strings but it would be a hack. If you want more control over your visualisations, I can recommend Deneb.
Is it possible to show a subtitle in a power bi graph? I want to show the user that, this specific graph does contain drill-down(like the below-attached image).
If I add a hardcoded text box it is overlapping with the graph. Is there any way to show that the particular graph contains drill-down(like if I hove on the graph title, It should this contains drill-down)
Please suggest some ideas.
Usually, if drill-down is available, it shows some navigation buttons on the top right of the graph, which is basically is an indicator that drill-down is available:
Navigation buttons
Another option, which I personally do not like, but that might work for you. You can create a measure which just displays some help text like "Drilldown is available" and you can place it to the "Tooltips" section of the graph. When user hovers the mouse over the graph data, he will see the tooltip with this text. Something like this:
Tooltips
I have charts I want to sort descending. I've read there's a "more options" option if you click on the chart, which should give you ability to sort.
In chart below, there is no sorting option:
Here is the field the chart is based on (it's a single field):
And here's the way I set up the chart:
I click 'more options' and yet see no option to sort. Who knew such a simple task could be that difficult in PowerBI.
My best guess at this point is that you are using two different fields for Male and Female numbers. If this is the case, you won't get the sorting option since the values are coming from two different fields. If you simply want to interchange the position, you can do so in the values section. If this is not the case, please provide further details, so that we can look into it further.
Edit:
I don't think there is a sorting option without having a value in Axis. However, you can adjust the Inner Padding of the Y-axis (in the formatting pane), to get the visual you are looking for. Setting inner padding to 0% will remove all the gap between the two bars. Also, you can do the sorting now, since there is a value in the Axis box.
Note: If you want different colors, add the field in legend as well.
You are using a clustered bar chart. The columns are arranged alphabetically and can't be changed.
If you want to sort the bars by their values, use a regular stacked bar chart and put the "demo_female" in the Axis, not the Legend.
I just need to move my legends in top left corner. But there is no option for that.
So is any way I can create maybe a table with one column color shape and the other column the description?
Something like that:
And then just use it as Legends for the chart?
Depending on your visual you have under the format tab a legend option. For example if you use a pie chart you can toggle the legend on or off. Also you can position the legend (top, top left, bottom, etc...).
The second way is to use a custom visual with your desired needs.
And the third way is, like you already stated, a table which acts as legend. Either you enter your legend text in a separate table manually or you use a query. For example a distinct count to get the unique values.
How can I outline the border of the slicer?
I want to change color of the border of the window where it says "All".
I do not need like this:
I need something like that"
Anyway to achieve that in Power bi?
I don't think this is currently possible with the built-in slicer.
To do this, you'll either have to create your own custom visual or else submit an idea and hope it gets implemented.
This image shows the different pieces you can currently adjust.
Notice that the border for the header and the items (purple) is the same thickness and color, the outside border (yellow) can't be changed in width, and the Items Outline doesn't display except on the drop-down section.
You could make a really thick border using the Background, but I don't think that's a good option.