Hi EstherBR 

You can definitely achieve this, but the key point is that bookmarks do not store filter context. They only store the layout and visibility state of visuals. That means when you switch from the Country bookmark to the City bookmark, the country you clicked is not automatically passed through unless you set things up correctly.

Here are the steps to make it work:

1. Make sure your City table is filtered by the Country table

Check that your data model has a relationship like:
Country → City
(one-to-many, single direction).
This ensures that selecting a country will filter the list of cities.

2. Do NOT include data filters in your bookmarks

When creating bookmarks, uncheck the “Data” option in the bookmark settings.
If Data is checked, Power BI freezes the filter state and ignores new selections made by the user.

You want:

• Data = Off

• Display = On

• Current page = On

3. The bookmarks should only switch the view, not the filters

Your Country bookmark should show the table visual with countries.
Your City bookmark should show the separate table visual with cities.
Because Data is turned off, your country selection will stay active when switching bookmarks.

4. Test the flow

• Click a country in the country visual

• Then click the City bookmark

• The city table visual should now only show the cities for the selected country

If this still doesn’t work, it usually means that the relationship between Country and City isn’t set up correctly, or the bookmark was originally saved with Data turned on.

If you can share a small sample PBIX with similar data, I can point out exactly where the issue is.

Regards,

Nadeem

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