I am displaying data on annotated timeline google chart. It displays the data fine but if I scroll down my browser page and then scroll back up, it cuts off the top part of the chart and won't display it until I hover my mouse over it. Here are the pictures of what it looks like before and after
Before
After
How can I fix this issue? (Seriously google chart API sucks)
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On instagram when you click on a post from someone profile it opens from its position. Same with the photos app. It doesnt open full screen like a navigation link or a sheet.
How would I open an image from its tile position in the same way the photos app opens a photo when you click on it?
I have report and couple of tiles are pinned to dashboard.
I have edited the dashboard tile hyperlink to prevent the redirection to the report (using #). This prevents redirection to report when the dashbaord tile is clicked. This works fine when dashbaord is opened via the dashboard url.
However when I am on the same dashbaord via the power bi app, then on click of tile redirects me to original dashboard page outside of the app. How can I prevent the clicking of tile on dashboard in an app?
I am having trouble with a Power Bi report I have built on the desktop version.
I have a page with a graph and a button and a second page with a table of data. The button has an action to go to the bookmarked data page and the graph has a drillthrough linked to the data page.
When I open up the report and click on the button, it works correctly, then I click on the graph drillthrough and that works correctly too. But, when I then go back to the button and click it again, it shows whatever was last showing on the drillthrough from the graph. I have to exit the report to be able to show the full table using the button.
I have tried removing ticks from the bookmark, I have removed data and display, but this hasn't fixed it. I am new to Power Bi so I am not sure what to try next.
As I suggested in comments, the default bookmark settings that include data and page should work for your case. I have done exactly what you described in your post. I have two pages: Page1 with summary chart and bookmark button; Page2 which is a drill-through.
I have configured a bookmark with default settings and saved it on the drill-through page with no filters applied. I then do this:
Page1 drill-through to store=500
See Page2 filtered
Navigate to Page1
Click bookmark button
See Page2 unfiltered.
Here is my bookmark config. Note the bookmark was saved on the drill-through page with no filters applied:
Here is what I see when I drill-through on store 500:
And then I navigate to page 1 again. I click on the button attached to the bookmark and I see this on the drill-through page:
I am working on the reports using Timeline Google Chart. Now, I want a legend for the same chart. Can we have a legend for a Timeline google chart? If yes, how to implement that? Well, I have gone through the documentation of Google chart, the examples(for legend) given were for the other charts(Bar, Line) but not for the Timeline chart.
Your response will highly appreciated.
Thanks
How can I redirect a certain click onto the powerbi visualizations to a certain web page, let say I want to redirect a embedded report click onto a certain webpage how can I do that, does this kind of visualization possible in Powerbi if yes then How??
At the moment, this is not supported in Power BI.
The only types of links available right now are Back and Bookmark.
There's a feature request for that in the Power BI Ideas site, which you can vote for.
I know this is an old thread, but if you are using Power BI Embedded reports, you can use the PowerBI-Javascript to catch events from the tiles or reports and do some action like redirecting the user to a specific link.
var element = document.getElementById('reportContainer');
var report = powerbi.get(element);
report.on('dataSelected', function(event)
{
console.log(event.detail.dataPoints[0].identity[0].equals);
});
Not sure if this was available at the time, but my solution to this was creating a button that overlays the visualization. You can set the button background to transparent, then assign a fill for "hover" so that it's obvious that it's clickable. Then just set the web address as the action for the button.