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WestWinter
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5 years ago
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How do I get a shape to follow the visualization underneath?

I have a few shapes that is "on top" of a matrix specifically... As the matrix has many columns, I would need to scroll left/right quite often, but the shape does not "follow" the visualization... Is...
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    Anonymous
    5 years ago

    Hi WestWinter ,

     

    Agree with ponnusamy .

     

    Unfortunately, It is by design. There is no option to acheive it now. You can submit an idea for it in Power BI Idea Forums  to help advance the implementation of this feature.

     

    Hope it helps,


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WestWinter
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5 years ago

Anonymous As below... You can see it's a matrix that is scrollable left to right... I have a shape that is ontop of the revenue columns for the first categorization... However, I found out that when I scroll to the right, the shape will accompany it i.e. cover up the small/medium columns when scrolled to the right

 

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ponnusamy
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5 years ago

WestWinter : I don't think its possible since they are two different visuals and you can not control the property of one visual dynamically based on change in property on another visual (in your example - scrolling the matrix horizontally).

 

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