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Hello, I wanted to know if it is possible to change the position of a visual (specfifcally a card and vertical postion) by using a button? To explain further I will have 4 buttons at the top of the page and under each button I will have 3-4 card visuals (1 for each row). I would want to have the similar functionality that table visuals have with clicking the header name and it will sort all rows below in desc/asc order. In this case if I clicked the button the cards underneath the button will change their vertical postion to order themselves. The logic of the ordering is the highest to lowest integer and vice versa.
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No, but you can have two identical visuals and show/hide them based on the bookmark.
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Hi @delano_brown ,
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Hi @delano_brown ,
Power BI does not natively support dynamically changing the vertical position of visuals like cards based on user interaction like a button click. Card visuals are statically placed on the canvas, and unlike tables or matrices, they do not support interactive reordering.
However, if you want to achieve this functionality explicitly, you can simulate it by creating separate visual groups for each sort order and using Bookmarks along with the Selection Pane to show or hide each set based on the user's choice.
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Chaithra E.
No, but you can have two identical visuals and show/hide them based on the bookmark.
Ah ok, yea I would need something that is more dynamic as the data will be changing on a daily basis. For which I will likely just have to stick with a table for my use case. Thank you!