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Hi,
I am looking to add a button which user can select then associated options would appear as slicer selection.
Below is example how may look, these are four buttons which presents seletion vlause when clicked:
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Hi @VK_nz ,
The setup you are looking for, where clicking on buttons presents different slicer selections, can be accomplished in Power BI using the following method:
Create Multiple Slicers:
Group Each Slicer with a Corresponding Button:
Create Bookmarks for Each State:
Assign Bookmarks to Buttons:
Test the Setup:
This way, each button will present the appropriate slicer when clicked, as illustrated in the example you've shared.
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Hi @VK_nz ,
The setup you are looking for, where clicking on buttons presents different slicer selections, can be accomplished in Power BI using the following method:
Create Multiple Slicers:
Group Each Slicer with a Corresponding Button:
Create Bookmarks for Each State:
Assign Bookmarks to Buttons:
Test the Setup:
This way, each button will present the appropriate slicer when clicked, as illustrated in the example you've shared.
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If I have resolved your question, please consider marking my post as a solution🎉. Thank you!
It seems you're aiming to add interactive buttons in Power BI that act as slicers to display associated options when clicked, similar to the example image.
Here's a general approach you can follow:
1. Create Individual Buttons for Each Category:
- Go to the Insert tab in Power BI, and add Buttons.
- Create a separate button for each category (e.g., "Network," "Option 2," "Option 3," etc.).
2. Use Bookmarks and Selection Pane:
- Set up bookmarks for each category that display the relevant slicers or visuals when the corresponding button is clicked.
- Arrange your slicers in the report, hiding or showing each based on the bookmark.
- Go to the View tab and open the Selection Pane to control visibility. For each bookmark, show only the relevant slicer and hide others.
3. Assign Bookmarks to Buttons:
- Select each button, go to the Format options, and assign a specific bookmark to each button under Action settings.
- This way, when a button is clicked, the associated slicer will appear.
4. Test the Interaction:
- Test clicking each button to ensure it only displays the associated slicer options, keeping others hidden.
This method leverages Power BI’s bookmarks and selection features to mimic a button-based slicer interface for improved user experience. Let me know if you need more specific guidance on any of these steps!
Thank you