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For example, I have a Slicer for [FY Month Number] and I want to add a hover-over text like "Month 1 means March."
So when hovering the cursor over the Slicer (Slider), the text will pop up. Is this possible?
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Hover Text option is not available for slicers but you can try the Visual Header Tools Tip which the user needs to click to know the information that you need to share.
Refer to this Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=133&v=mtt8fR54Agg&feature=emb_logo
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One way to achieve this, though it isn't perfect, is to add a shape that sits over the title of your slicer. You need to ensure it doesn't cover the selection area, but if a user hovers over the slicer in the right spot, the shape will appear.
To enable text in the shape, turn 'Action' 'On' in the format pane, select 'Back' and type the text you want to appear in the 'Tooltip' below.
It's not perfect as the user has to hover over a specific spot, but it is a work around.
@powerbiasker
Hover Text option is not available for slicers but you can try the Visual Header Tools Tip which the user needs to click to know the information that you need to share.
Refer to this Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=133&v=mtt8fR54Agg&feature=emb_logo
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@powerbiasker - Nothing comes to mind other than to add your note as the title of the slicer or in a text box.
Hi @powerbiasker,
to the best of my knowledge it is not possible.
But you could vote for this idea.
https://ideas.powerbi.com/ideas/idea/?ideaid=94348f65-703f-4680-8182-56e93810766c
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