When clicking on certain elements of a visual, I can control the interaction this selection has on other visuals within the report, but I was wondering if there is the ability to completely disable the clickability of a visual? I don't want the end users to be able to click on the visual at all, so neither the selected visual or other visuals would be highlighted? Tooltips should still be viewable on hover. This feature should be available for use in both service and desktop. More information on the unsuccessful attempts people have made trying to achieve this with graphs/charts can be found here: http://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Disabling-chart-highlighting-and-interactions/m-p/420353#M193201
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- r_desantisNew MemberWith the actual release of Power BI Desktop, it is possible to edit the interactions between the visualization items. But nothing is provided to edit all the interactions starting from a specific visualization. Let's take in account a simple example: I want that nothing happens if I click on a bar chart. The only way I have to achieve that is to select "Nothing" on each of the others visualizations when the bar chart is selected. This operation could be very annoying if in the page many items have been placed (especially if they're partially overlapping). Please, provide an option to enable/disable all the interactions starting from the selected visualization. Thanks.
- augustin_dlfNew MemberSometimes when we create a visualization we need that element to have specific interactions with other elements, and it can be quite long to click on "Modify interactions", and then filtering or not on each other element. (some of my reports have 15 or 20 visualisations). Then you need to add a functionnality like "Copy Paste Interactions" of a visualisation, to help us save time. By clicking on it we would have the same interactions on a visualisation, just like how we do for Formatting. Another way (you decide which is best) would be to disable all interactions of a visualisation with others (A global" ⃠") MANY THANKS IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR ANSWER
- Antony_DanielNew MemberStrongly agree with this one. Have the same issue when doing reports with many visuals.
- seong_hoon_jhoNew MemberPlease give us a toggle in both the table and matrix visuals to turn on/off interactions with the visual itself. Sometimes we don't want people to interact with the table but just view the table. Its really a hassle turning off interaction for every other visual on the page. Thank you
- Omer_DemirNew MemberPlease also consider following ideas along with this one: https://goo.gl/SqjCh2 https://goo.gl/PwkMBn
- srk1New MemberMy point of view: if users get used to the interaction in tables and you turn off all other visuals, mouse over is still visible. That might cause users to misinterpret data. They never know when tables are interactive and when not - so they cant know for sure when data shows correctly.
- Control_DocumenNew MemberWe need this ASAP. Creating new visuals and disabling non-desirable interactions consumes to much time, and opens a window for many data misunderstoods.
- gustavo-igeNew MemberThis idea is amazing. We need it. Maybe it will be useful if, plus the option to enable/disable, a window where we can manage easily the existent interactions in the page. Thanks.
- clarison_benteoNew MemberAmazing Idea !!!
- laila_rotheNew MemberGood idea and very necessary!
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