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Design Solution for a bookmark scenario ?
In that case, you can create 1 bookmark (this will be the default view when the pane opens) that has the Alabama and California tabs on page 1.
Then, when you click Alabama you should direct to the bookmark with "child" selected, so create this on page 2 and hide this page.
Next, create 1 more bookmark for Alabama Location with "teen" selected on page 3 and hide it.
Next, create 1 more bookmark for Alabama Location with "Adult" selected on page 4 and hide it.
Now similarly, create it for the California location.
I recommend adding a reset button or a text box with a "Reset" text on all your pages and adding page marker 1 in the archived action. So that when the reset button is clicked it will be redirected to page1.
I hope this helps!
In that case, you can create 1 bookmark (this will be the default view when the pane opens) that has the Alabama and California tabs on page 1.
Then, when you click Alabama you should direct to the bookmark with "child" selected, so create this on page 2 and hide this page.
Next, create 1 more bookmark for Alabama Location with "teen" selected on page 3 and hide it.
Next, create 1 more bookmark for Alabama Location with "Adult" selected on page 4 and hide it.
Now similarly, create it for the California location.
I recommend adding a reset button or a text box with a "Reset" text on all your pages and adding page marker 1 in the archived action. So that when the reset button is clicked it will be redirected to page1.
I hope this helps!
@lit2018pbi : Sure, that will work definitely. However, like that i have got 20 states across 3 populations (child, teen & adult). So i need to create 60 pages and hide it ? Is there any other alternative to this problem ? Like using a slicer that can sync with the bookmarks or the data within the text box ?