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Hello
Is it possible to switch graph visual with a simple switch button?
I have a monthly volume data by brand by different format.
With the data above, I would like to show these 2 visuals.
1. 100% stacked
2. Regular graph
But I would like to have a slicer or a button that allows me to show just one of them.
I have other visuals in a page, so I don't have enough space for both.
So If I click on 100% stacked, it will show me just 100% graph, and vice versa.
How is this possible?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @hidenseek9
This can be easily achieved using field parameters. Use a standard stacked chart and create field parameters to toggle between measures—Volume and Volume %.
Please see the attached sample pbix.
Hi @hidenseek9
This can be easily achieved using field parameters. Use a standard stacked chart and create field parameters to toggle between measures—Volume and Volume %.
Please see the attached sample pbix.
@hidenseek9 ,
you can switch the visual with buttons using bookmark.
https://www.popautomation.com/post/power-bi-switch-visuals-with-buttons
And also you can duplicate the page and replace the visual, use buttons to navigate bewteen the pages. Hide one page, which looks the same but easy to create instead a bookmark.
Proud to be a Super User!
Hi @hidenseek9
It is possible to do it using a bookmark.
1. Create both chart.
2. Insert two blank button and name them accordingly.
3. Create two bookmark name them 100%Stacked and Regular.
4. assign this bookmark to the button by clicking on button and then enable action and assign there.
5. Now with the help of selection handle it.
If this post helps you get your answer, please accept it as the solution.
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