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Helper III'm having problems with drill through
Dear, good morning!
I have a view in Power BI of a data matrix, where I have the drill down applied so far, everything is ok, but I did a drill through that goes to the detail page, everything is ok.
Problem: When I click on the back button from the detail page to the main page, origin does not return to the row or cell I selected, but every time it returns to the top of the page and in meetings with the board I have to scroll all over again until I find the selected location creating a sluggishness in the presentations. Does anyone have this problem??
Do you have any solution for this situation?
Att. Robson
Hi AndradeRobson ,
Unfortunately, there is currently no way to set the back button to return to the last scroll position.
Others have suggested this idea, and you can vote for the idea here.
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7 Replies
- AllisonKennedy
Community Champion
AndradeRobson depending on how far you have to scroll you could use bookmarks but they may not help you in this case. Are you the report author or did someone else create it? It sounds like this report layout could be improved/changed to better cater to your needs in this case.
AndradeRobsonAllison, good night!
The report was created by myself, but the indicator would not be the solution. In this case the report works well, the detailing is working well, the only thing that is harming the report is scrolling the matrix to several lines below, clicking on the detailing everything works, but when you click on the back button on the detailed page it simply does not return to the place where I clicked but it goes back to the beginning of the matrix, that is, at the top of the report, harming the practicality of the report.
If anyone can help me with a solution.
I thank.
Att.
Robson
- AllisonKennedy
AndradeRobson Unfortunately Power BI is not designed for 'paginated' things such as scrolling, so there's no way to save your scroll place. The only solution is to add a filter/slicer for location so that you don't have to scroll at all in the matrix to find the value. Hope that helps some?
