Team Performance vs. Target - with BOOKMARKS and TOGGLE
- 8 years ago
you mean Link option? You will find the Link option under FORMAT IMAGE - ACTION.
In the below example:
1. click 'Biondi' picture
2. select Format Image - Action - Bookmark / Biondi to link 'Biondi' picture to 'Biondi' bookmark
hope it helps. or is your questions really about Title option?
- 8 years ago
Alternatively to Bookmark you can use DRILLTHROUGH. similar result but faster, you only need to remember to rightclick instead of click. the way I do it:
1. import a table with Names + URL Image link
2. Create Front Page (with names + URL) and Detail Page
3. Setup Drillthrough option on Detail Page
4. rightclick Name to Drillthrough...
Filtered Detail Page opens
hope it helps
Fantastic report! I have a question if I may. How do you get to display the selective labels in the cumulative chart? Do you create separate measures for each (MAX or whatever) and add them as values?
Thanks for your help,
Regards,
Paul.
Hi Paul,
glad you like the report.
you can control density of labels in a line chart by adjusting the 'Label density' (Format - Data Labels - Label density)
no need to create separate measures unless you need to highlight specific dates.
hope it helps,
Pawel
- PaulDBrown8 years ago
Community Champion
- PaulDBrown8 years ago
Community Champion
Is the Line graph the Power KPI custom visual by any chance? The default Line Chart Visual in Power BI Desktop (April 2018 version) is lacking the "label density" option.
- pawel18 years ago
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yes, the 'label density' is a feature of the standard Line Chart.
if you don't see it, try this: adjust your Axis to 'DateID' (day) instead of 'Date Hierarchy'.
- PaulDBrown8 years ago
Community Champion
Thanks for that. Therein lies my "problem": I'm using a non-standard date table (Month granularity) so I assume that's why the option isn't available. The funny thing is the Power KPI visual does have it as an option for this particular graph, so I may just change it to that visual.
Thanks again for your help!
Regards,
Paul.