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Disabling chart highlighting and interactions
What I ended up doing was to put a rectangle on top of my visual; background off and line transparency 100%. Then, I made sure it was on the front (Format > Bring forward > Bring to Front).
In case it makes a difference, my report has the visual options set to "Hide the visual header in reading vew" (under File>Options and settings>Report settings).
Hope that helps, although your post is from last year :)
- sindhujaa8 years agoFrequent Visitor
I am facing the same problem as well , the drillthrough turns off every time after refresh in the Power BI service , though this idea works in the Power BI desktop.
The problem is using the rectangle as suggested , is we will not be able to view the datapoints in the graph by hovering over the charts.
Is there a way to retain drillthrough ON in Power BI service as well.
Thanks in advance.
- Anonymous8 years agoNot applicable
You can vote for this feature here
- sindhujaa8 years agoFrequent Visitor
I have voted for this idea. Thanks!
- Syndicate_Admin2 years agoAdministrator
I did it from the Power BI service and it worked without a problem
- FXFelix6 years agoResolver I
Hello marcoselias,
Good idea the rectangle, but if you want to keep the headers clickable (in order to sort data), the table come to the front and become selectable 😯
Did you find a workaround ?
- marcoselias5 years agoAdvocate V
I believe the workaround has come out with the September 2020 version to maintain layer order. This way, you can keep the invisible rectangle coverring the visual to prevent any interaction with it, but leaving the header clickable.
- marcoselias6 years agoAdvocate V
FXFelix , you are right, I noticed that too and that's why I decided to have the invisible rectangle be the same size as the entire visual to avoid the visual "coming to the front". Have not found a workaround yet, sorry.
- gco7 years agoResolver II
Your solution of drawing a rectangle around the visual worked perfectly for me. Thanks for your suggestion.