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I have a matrix with large number of columns. Most of the time we need to be able to see all columns at once, but others it may be beneficial to see only a few specific columns.
Is it possible to temporarily hide multiple columns within the matrix with a button, report filter, or slicer? Any custom visuals or slicers that make this possible?
I could not find a direct configuration that allows this, however, I made a report where depending on 3 different filter values the columns of the same table were different, this I did using markers as follows:
As a result by giving in the images that you load as a filter shows the table with the required columns and hides the tables that have other columns
Hi @Lynk_RM ,
Based on my research, currently hide columns in matrix or table could not support in power bi desktop. Slicers can only filter values in columns instead of hiding column. Column is the property of a visual, if someone want to hide it, just remove it from this field.
In addition, here are some simliar ideas that you can vote for it to help us improve power bi and make this feature coming sooner:
You can also create a new idea about this feature to https://ideas.powerbi.com/ideas/.
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Yingjie Li
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@Lynk_RM
You can try this:
Create two bookmarks, one with all column values showing in the matrix and in the other,
select the column field in the matrix, and in the Filter Pane, Select only the values that you need to show and create a bookmark.
You can assign these bookmarks to a button to show and hide the views.
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HI @Lynk_RM
It is not possible in Matrix chart,
However it can be done with the help of Perspective.
You need to have the August 2020 release and have Tabular Editor installed through Help --> External Tools
Here is the link to the steps.
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/power-bi-desktop-august-2020-feature-summary/#_Perspectives
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Thank you for your reply. Is it safe to assume if this is not possible with a matrix, its also not possible for a table?
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