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Gauge Click Filters Table
Hi Vdbpcl,
An option in Power BI is to see the underlying data, if you select a certain visual (in your case a gauge) you can click on "See data" like showed in the attached pictures:
Before clickin on "See data"After clicking "See data"
Best regards,
L.Meijdam
- Vdbpcl8 years agoFrequent VisitorHi Anonymous,
I saw the “See Data” option. But I am looking for the records/data. In your screenshot for example, I am looking to see the 7 rows for Shirt, not the count.
V- v-huizhn-msft8 years agoMicrosoft Employee
Hi Vdbpcl,
When you create a table visualization, let the table display all rows without summarizing your rows. When you click on the Gauge, you will see all records in the table.
Best Regards,
Angelia- Vdbpcl8 years agoFrequent Visitor
Hi v-huizhn-msft,
The table visualization does not respond to the click on the Gauge.
I wanted to share a screenshot of my page, but I have some data on it that I cannot share.
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I have two gauges and a table visualization on the page.
* The table visualization has raw data (no aggregation).
* Gauge 1 shows the KPI (count) of a subset of the table visual. I have a visual filter of Key = 'g1'
* Gauge 2 shows the KPI (count) of a different subset of the table visual. I have a visual filter of Key = 'g2'
When I click Gauge 1, the table visualization should automatically be filtered by Key = 'g1'. Similar behavior should happen with Gauge 2 (i.e. table visual should be filtered by Key = 'g2'. However, right now, when I click on either of the gauges, the table visual is not filtering anything.