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Hide Analyze Menu in Power BI
Hi All,
Is it possible to hide the analyze menu (Find Where the Distribution is Different) in a power BI visual?
Thanks in Advance,
Hi, Anonymous ;
As far as I'm aware, it's impossible to hide, but there are some limitations to this feature that you can use to hide.
According to the official document ,
Considerations and limitations
Since these insights are based on the change from the previous data point, they aren't available when you select the first data point in a visual.- Analyze is not available for all visual types.
- The following list is the collection of currently unsupported scenarios for Analyze - explain the increase/decrease/difference:
- TopN filters
- Include/exclude filters
- Measure filters
- Non-numeric measures
- Use of "Show value as"
- Filtered measures - filtered measures are visual level calculations with a specific filter applied (for example, Total Sales for France), and are used on some of the visuals created by the insights feature
- Categorical columns on X-axis unless it defines a sort by column that is scalar. If using a hierarchy, then every column in the active hierarchy has to match this condition
- RLS or OLS enabled data models
Best Regards,
Community Support Team_ Yalan Wu
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Hi, Anonymous ;
As far as I'm aware, it's impossible to hide, but there are some limitations to this feature that you can use to hide.
According to the official document ,
Considerations and limitations
Since these insights are based on the change from the previous data point, they aren't available when you select the first data point in a visual.- Analyze is not available for all visual types.
- The following list is the collection of currently unsupported scenarios for Analyze - explain the increase/decrease/difference:
- TopN filters
- Include/exclude filters
- Measure filters
- Non-numeric measures
- Use of "Show value as"
- Filtered measures - filtered measures are visual level calculations with a specific filter applied (for example, Total Sales for France), and are used on some of the visuals created by the insights feature
- Categorical columns on X-axis unless it defines a sort by column that is scalar. If using a hierarchy, then every column in the active hierarchy has to match this condition
- RLS or OLS enabled data models
Best Regards,
Community Support Team_ Yalan Wu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.