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Power ParticipantPrevent using table as slicer/filter.
Click on your table, go to the Format tab and click on Edit Interactions and turn off filtering by using the "none" icon (circle with a line through it) for all the other visuals on the page.
Community ChampionClick on your table, go to the Format tab and click on Edit Interactions and turn off filtering by using the "none" icon (circle with a line through it) for all the other visuals on the page.
StuartSmithThanks, and although I knew about the "Interation" feature, it didnt really do what I was trying to achieve, and was trying to see if there where any other ways. Eventually, I got it working by creating a new relationship between 2 data sources and using columns for both sources for the table, which created the type of interaction I was after. But Thanks anyway.
Turning off interactions with other visuals helps most of my problem, but is there a way to prevent a user from highlighting a line in the table? Sometimes they accidently click a line in a table and get confused when the rest of the table grays out. Is it possible to make the table completely non-interactive?
I know this is an ancient thread, but I've seen your name around on newer ones, so I thought I'd give it a shot. Has this functionality changed? When I select the table visual and go to Format, there's no "Edit Interactions" option.
