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Create a chart with navigation, where it shows only some data, and as the user clicks on the arrow, more information appears.
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Aside from bookmarks with buttons, you can try drillthrough functionality - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/desktop-drillthrough. It will allow you to go to a tab with more detailed visual.
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Ruslan Zolotukhin (zoloturu)
BI Engineer at Akvelon Inc. / Kharkiv Power BI User Group Leader / DAX & Power BI Trainer
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1. Create a button with arrow sign.
2. Create an another visual with expanded data.
3. Create a bookmark, where all visuals will be visible except the expanded one. Use Selection Pane to set visibility.
4. Assign a bookmark to the button.
That's it.
If you would need a button to return back, then repeat all steps, but don't forget to set visible/hidden property to visuals at each bookmark.
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Ruslan Zolotukhin (zoloturu)
BI Engineer at Akvelon Inc. / Kharkiv Power BI User Group Leader / DAX & Power BI Trainer
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The problem is that I need an automatic solution. I will replicate the dashboard on different bases. Doing something customized for each one would not be feasible.
Aside from bookmarks with buttons, you can try drillthrough functionality - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/desktop-drillthrough. It will allow you to go to a tab with more detailed visual.
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Ruslan Zolotukhin (zoloturu)
BI Engineer at Akvelon Inc. / Kharkiv Power BI User Group Leader / DAX & Power BI Trainer
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