REMOVE/SELECT ALL VISUAL INTERACTION WITH ONE BUTTON! PT/US

Hi  

What’s available today

There isn’t a built-in “disable all interactions” button for existing visuals on a page. You still have to use Format › Edit interactions per source visual. Microsoft’s docs cover the per-visual workflow, but not a bulk toggle.

Practical workarounds

1. Default new visuals to no interaction
   In Desktop: File › Options and settings › Options › Current file › Query reduction › “Enable disabling cross highlighting/filtering by default.”
   This prevents new visuals from interacting so you don’t have to switch them off later. (Helpful going forward; won’t change existing visuals.) Microsoft Fabric Community+1

2. Keep default behavior but change its type (if that helps)
   You can set the default interaction to cross-filter instead of cross-highlight in Report settings, which can reduce the tedium but still isn’t an on/off master switch. Stack Overflow

   Edge case hacks
   For a single “static” page, some folks drop a transparent rectangle over parts of the canvas to block clicks; crude but effective in a pinch.
   
   

   Vote for a true bulk toggle

   There are active Ideas asking for exactly your button (bulk disable per visual/page). Adding your vote/comments helps prioritize it:

   • “Disable All Edit Interactions on a Specific Visual” (Idea) Microsoft Fabric Community

   • “Option to remove all interaction of a visual” (older Idea thread) Microsoft Fabric Community

   • “Button: Reset Interaction (ALL)” (Idea) Microsoft Fabric Community

     Bottom line: no single-click “remove all interactions” yet; best current path is to turn off interactions by default for new visuals and upvote the Ideas above so we can get that button added. If you want, I can share a quick checklist to retrofit a large report with minimal clicks.
     
     

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