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admiralman
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8 years ago
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How did they do this?

Came across the below BI Report and was wondering how they did this. I assume the data bars done using multiple tables with padding set for separation but can't figure out how they prevent me from se...
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  • danextian's avatar
    danextian
    8 years ago

    I didn't notice that.

     

    It seems that a shape with 100% transparent line and has no fill is overlaying the other visuals because a white bar appears when I click on the area surrounding and where the bars are in. 

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danextian
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8 years ago

Hi admiralman

 

It appears that the report author has enabled "Hide the visual header in reading view" released in March from Options > Current File > Report Settings.

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admiralman
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8 years ago

Wouldn't that hide all of them? The ones on the What If Parameters still work.

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    danextian
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    8 years ago

    I didn't notice that.

     

    It seems that a shape with 100% transparent line and has no fill is overlaying the other visuals because a white bar appears when I click on the area surrounding and where the bars are in. 

    • admiralman's avatar
      admiralman
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      8 years ago

      Thats what I thought but when I tried to simulate it the focus mode came to the front even when I put the shape on top.

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        danextian
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        8 years ago

        It could be  different once published and on reading mode. 

    • admiralman's avatar
      admiralman
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      8 years ago

      You are right...They have a tranparent image completely over the top half and only over the KPI to prevent being able to click on the underlying visuals. Thanks.