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Anonymous
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Click Graph to Filter

I have two graphs/visuals that I am placing on the same page. The first graph is basically sales per month and the second graph is sales per person. When I click the month in the first graph, I want the second graph to only take the sales from that month.

 

It sort of works. When I click the first graph it creates the shadow bar (which shows the total/the same amount before the click) and it shows the amount per month per person in the smaller/darker shade bar.

 

Thanks in advanced.

 

BEFORE CLICK

 

 

Before ClickBefore Click

AFTER CLICKClicked on MonthClicked on Month

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Anonymous
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Hi @Anonymous  I assume you want the 2nd graph to filter the data and not show a subset.  Here are the steps:

 

1) Go to Format - Edit Ineractions

2) Hover over the 2nd graph and click on the 'Filter Icon'

 

The 2nd graph will now show the filtered data and not a subset. Images are attached. 

 

 

EditInteractions.JPGfilter.JPG

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v-yulgu-msft
Microsoft Employee
Microsoft Employee

Hi @Anonymous ,

 

You want to filter out other values in the second chart, only to show related month values when clicking a specifc bar in the first chart, right? I'm not this is not supported by now. It will highlight the bars by default. As a workaround, you can add a slicer to filter both charts.

 

Best regards,

Yuliana Gu

Community Support Team _ Yuliana Gu
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Anonymous
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Hi @Anonymous  I assume you want the 2nd graph to filter the data and not show a subset.  Here are the steps:

 

1) Go to Format - Edit Ineractions

2) Hover over the 2nd graph and click on the 'Filter Icon'

 

The 2nd graph will now show the filtered data and not a subset. Images are attached. 

 

 

EditInteractions.JPGfilter.JPG

Anonymous
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Thank you Sensei!

*bows*

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