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Drill down on a filled map
- Anonymous10 years ago
cole_lehmkuhler wrote:
I can send you some screenshots in a little, but I'm not trying to drill down from state. I'm trying to drill down by the color saturation field. I want to drill down from the sales by state to the vehicles registered by state, I just don't know if this is possible.
Hi cole_lehmkuhler,
It is impossible to drill down from the sales by state to the vehicles registered by state. Drill requires a visualization with a hierarchy, for more details, please check the following article. However, based on your description, no hierarchy exists in the above fields.
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/powerbi-service-drill-down-in-a-visualization/
Thanks,Lydia Zhang
I can send you some screenshots in a little, but I'm not trying to drill down from state. I'm trying to drill down by the color saturation field. I want to drill down from the sales by state to the vehicles registered by state, I just don't know if this is possible.
cole_lehmkuhler wrote:
I can send you some screenshots in a little, but I'm not trying to drill down from state. I'm trying to drill down by the color saturation field. I want to drill down from the sales by state to the vehicles registered by state, I just don't know if this is possible.
Hi cole_lehmkuhler,
It is impossible to drill down from the sales by state to the vehicles registered by state. Drill requires a visualization with a hierarchy, for more details, please check the following article. However, based on your description, no hierarchy exists in the above fields.
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/powerbi-service-drill-down-in-a-visualization/
Thanks,
Lydia Zhang
- cole_lehmkuhler10 years ago
Helper II
Anonymous Thank you for the answer. I was just wondering if there was a feature to drill between the "values" field in your screenshot instead of the "axis" field, because I was basically wondering if I could publish a map where I could drill down to see the difference between two different maps. I figured it was unlikely this was a feature yet, but it would be an interesting one for microsoft to add down the road.