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I have a pie chart that filters a table of data. When a slicer of the pie chart is selected, the specific rows appear. When nothing is selected, all of the rows appear.
How do I make the table completely hidden when nothing is selected. When a slice is selected, the table appears with the specific rows?
Thanks.
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I found a work around. Instead of creating a DAX statement. I added a toggle button. Please see link below:
I found a work around. Instead of creating a DAX statement. I added a toggle button. Please see link below:
@Anonymous can you read my reply and answer it if you need help?
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One pie chart that has 1 filter. Underneath, I have table so that when you choose a slice of the pie chart the table (2 columns) populates. But it seems when nothing is selected, all rows populate. I only want the rows to populate when a slicer is chosen.
Hello Dhumphreypnc,
How many selection you are making at a time is only one or multiple selection?
@Anonymous do you have multiple measures or columns on the pie chart to show different pies? The solution depends on it.
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No. One pie chart based one table.