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Hi everyone,
I’m trying to replicate a UX pattern where a radio-button single-select slicer appears when the user clicks a button, and then automatically closes (disappears) immediately after the user makes a selection.
I’ve tried the following:
Bookmarks for showing/hiding the slicer panel.
A “Done” button inside the slicer to manually close it.
However, I still haven't found a way to make the slicer auto-close immediately after a selection is made, without requiring a second user click on a separate button or area.
Is there a built-in way (or best workaround) using:
Bookmarks
Field parameters
Or DAX triggers
to detect a slicer selection and fire the hide bookmark automatically?
I’d love to see anyone’s example or demo .pbix showing this behavior in action.
Slicer Type: List slicer with Single Select enabled.
Desired UX: Automatically hide after selecting an option.
Tools Tried: Bookmarks, “Done” buttons.
Thanks in advance!
Hi @Sharonz_93,
Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft fabric community forum.
Thank you @danextian @Akash_Varuna for your response regarding issue.
Right now, Power BI doesn't support auto-hiding a slicer when you select an option. There's no direct way to trigger a bookmark just by slicer selection.
Your idea is good, and you’re already using the best workaround showing the slicer with a button and closing it using a “Done” button. That’s the most used method currently.
Best Regards,
Harshitha.
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Thank you.
Hi @Sharonz_93
Power BI doesn't auto-hiding slicers after a selection. Your best route and the closest to what you're trying achieve are what you've already tried:
Bookmarks for showing/hiding the slicer panel.
A “Done” button inside the slicer to manually close it.
Hi @Sharonz_93 Power BI doesn’t support auto-hiding a slicer after selection. A workaround is using bookmarks to toggle slicer visibility and a DAX measure (e.g., SelectedValueCheck) to detect when a selection is made. Sync the slicer's visibility with this measure via conditional formatting.
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