There should be an option to enable custom tool tip for specific column of Matrix or Table. Currently for given row same Tooltip is visible for all columns in matrix and table visualisation. And block the view of the report.
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- pbiideas1New MemberThis is important to have available. We need to be able to show a tooltip only for certain column/measure. Why don't you start using the properties field of column/measure for this purpose?
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberFor example: you might want to have a brief symbol in the grid/table to save space but have the tooltip show the full explanatory text from another column (as you can do in SSRS).
- desmond_deburghNew Member'+1 I would like to restrict tooltip to one or selected column(s) in a table. Otherwise, the tooltip is too much if it appears across all columns and blocks view of the report.
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberI'd like to show a Drilldown of the matrix in the tooltip into another dimension. Every Matrix column is based on another measures. In the tooltip I need to decide for one measure, what I'm looking for would be the flexibility to add a kind of wildcard is is filled with the respective measure while hovering over the respective matrix columns.
- yuran_liuNew MemberUse Matrix to replicate Table could solve your problem. Table for some reason doesn't support auto detect measures for custom tooltip.
- diegolutcke2New MemberIt would be an awesome tool for table/matrix. And I think it is somethink easy to do.
- nagaraju_ennikaNew MemberNeed this feature badly, at present all the columns are showing off the same tool tip
- sjrrkbNew MemberI would love to have this...was kinda surprised it was not available.
- adam_baldwinNew MemberOur use case is to use the measure as the tooltip and a much more simple heading for the user to read more quickly. We have many similar measure being used in slightly different ways. Upper management have a deeper interest in what the measure is exactly, but lower level users just need the simple version.
- ccrance1New MemberYes, absolutely agree. I have tried to implement something like this on several reports and each time I remember that this is not supported. I would appreciate this functionality on the *Table* visual (not the Matrix). Some users seem to have found a way to do this (or something similar) with their specific data sets using the Matrix visual, however, the Matrix and the Table visuals are not equal and interchangeable and the solution of "just change it to a Matrix" is not helpful. At any rate, I agree, adding the ability to limit the scope of a tooltip to a single (or multiple) columns (or rows?) would be incredibly useful, and is something that some users have requested dating back to at least 2018.
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