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1 year ago
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"Data" in Bookmark

I have a graph and its being filtered from the filter pane and the slicer. If i uncheck data will the graph retain its filters from the filter pane? My problem is: Say I have SMP selected and the...
  • v-ssriganesh's avatar
    1 year ago

    Hi Anonymous 
    Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Fabric Forum Community.

    I have reproduced your scenario my sample data & achieved the expected output. I am attaching the .pbix file for your reference. The best approach I used was a hidden page instead of a bookmark. This method ensures that slicer selections, sorting, and filter pane settings are preserved when switching between the main page and the pop-up page.

    Below are the steps I followed to implement this solution:

    • First, I created the Main Page, adding a Product Slicer (set to Single Select) and a Line Chart with Date on the X-axis, Export_Quantity ('000 t) on the Y-axis, and Product in the Legend. To enable navigation, I inserted a Blank Button, enabled Page Navigation, set it to the Pop-up Page, and renamed it "Show Pop-up".

    • Next, I duplicated the Main Page, renamed it Pop-up Page, and synced the Product Slicer across both pages via View > Sync Slicers Pane. To enhance the user experience, I adjusted the page size, added a title like "Detailed View", and created a "Back to Main Page" button with Page Navigation enabled.


    This is the expected output I have done:

    • When the user selects WMP from the slicer on the Main Page and clicks "Show Pop-up", the report navigates to the Pop-up Page, retaining the WMP selection, sorting, and filters.
    • When the user clicks "Back to Main Page", they return to the Main Page with their selection still applied.

    This ensures a seamless report experience without losing slicer selections, sorting, or filters.

    Thank you, johnbasha33 for sharing your valuable insights.

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    Thank you.