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Display details table when legend is clicked
- 2 years ago
I came searching for this answer as well! A little more digging showed me that if you select your visual, navigate to the Data/Drill tab on your ribbon and click the "Data point table" button you can turn this feature on or off!
Hi BaptisteAnge ,
It will just highlight the corresponding data in the graph normally when you click on a legend entry. However, you mentioned that clicking on a legend entry previously brought up a detailed table of values. Did you make some specific settings for the graph? Which type of visualization you are using?
If you want to click the graph to show the details of table, you can refer the following links to get it.
By using bookmarks:
Solved: VISUALS: click on the graphic and open a table wit... - Microsoft Fabric Community
I believe there is a possible workaround using Bookmarks.
Just hide your visual behind a transparent bookmark. Assign an action to bookmark so that when you click it, it takes you that new tab where you have further details
I wrote this post quite recently. See link below
http://www.excelnaccess.com/triggering-bookmarks-by-clicking-visuals/
By using tooltips:
Customizing tooltips in Power BI Desktop - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Custom tooltips: Report tooltip pages in Power BI - Data Bear - Power BI Training and Consulting
Best Regards
I have made no changes or additions of any kind to the page.
As I remember, it worked with several kind of graph, not one in particular.
It looks like the second Tooltip part you're showing me, but displayed in a page similar to right-click -> show as table. I hadn't done all this manipulating of new pages and so on before.
Also, I wrote that it was when I clicked in the legend but it had the same reaction when I clicked in any element of the graph (a bar, a date...)
- Ashley_GrootP32 years agoRegular Visitor
I came searching for this answer as well! A little more digging showed me that if you select your visual, navigate to the Data/Drill tab on your ribbon and click the "Data point table" button you can turn this feature on or off!
- BaptisteAnge2 years agoFrequent Visitor
Wow, I wasn't expecting an answer after that much time.
That's exactly what I was looking for, thanks a lot!