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Good morning. My report has a matrix visual with a line chart visual below, and whatever I choose in the matrix visual, I want that records details to appear in the line chart. Works good.
Trouble is, by default when I open up the report, the line chart shows line details for every single record in the matrix.
How do i set it up so that that records that I highlighted in the matrix, and saved the report, upon opening, the cursor is on the record I highlighted in the matrix? Right now when i exit the tab and return to it, all records show up in the line chart below.
Is there a way where you click on a record in a matrix, the cursor stays on that record when the report is opened or you move off the tab and return to it?
Thanks, Steve.
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@StevenT
No, You can not save a report with a matrix cursor "anchor" to a row, collumn or cell.
Howver you could use the the HASONEVALUE to determine a roe, column or cell had been selected.
Then eitjer display your measure or a default value.
For example ...
IF ( HASONEVALUE(yourtablename[yourcolumnname],
[yourmeasure],
[defaultmeasure]
)
Please click thumbs up for this helpful suggestion.
Also click accept solution if it works.
Thank you
This seems to be a good alternative. Thanks!
@StevenT
No, You can not save a report with a matrix cursor "anchor" to a row, collumn or cell.
Howver you could use the the HASONEVALUE to determine a roe, column or cell had been selected.
Then eitjer display your measure or a default value.
For example ...
IF ( HASONEVALUE(yourtablename[yourcolumnname],
[yourmeasure],
[defaultmeasure]
)
Please click thumbs up for this helpful suggestion.
Also click accept solution if it works.
Thank you
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