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Greetings from Mexico,
I have been using Power Bi to create reports and it has been a great tool! But while some of the new upgrades brought great features, I found an issue that affects a report both in Desktop and Service.
The problem is that I’ve several synced filters in a report with various pages, and I configured bookmarks and buttons to move between pages; when you jump to a new page with a click in a button, the filters lose their configuration.
I’ve tried to get an answer from Microsoft in Mexico with no success, I hope you could help me solve this problem.
For example:
Solved! Go to Solution.
You just saved me a ton of work. Thanks Owen. I had been wondering how to fix this for ages.
To the point I avoided bookmarks
@OwenAuger , brilliant - thank you!
I was looking every where wondering why this was happening.
I already removed one 'data' field option - I needed to remove both for the functionality to work as intended.
Again, thank you!
An alternative solution si to "update" your bookmark : select the target page (of the bbokmark) with your filters, display the bookmark panel select the related bookmark and click on "update boookmark" to update the related filters.
This works as it is the default (if not intuitive) bookmarks behabiour . A bookmark = link to a given report page with a set of filters & sort orders.
Therefore, if you don't have filters or sort orders when you create a bookmark, each time you click on it, your page will be displayed as it was when you initalised your bookmark : with no filters or sort orders. Hence, updating your bookmark wil enable to generate the expected behaviour.
Best regards,
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