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bluetail
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How to format a custom tooltip to look like default one?

I was creating a funnel chart where I have encounted a problem of getting rid of 'percent of first and percent of previous' in the tooltip.

tooltip_default.jpg

so I have tried replacing it with a custom tooltip (below).  is there a way to make it look like the default one? I do not know how to list my field names vertically, for example. they're like column headers.

 

tooltip_custom.jpg

 

I also have another visual, linked to the first one. It has 'Highlighted'  39 in the tooltip (below). is there a way to rename this to something else?

 

chart_1.jpg

 

here is the link to my report with these visuals,  https://1drv.ms/u/s!AtS3DN4JGKISiBoMNPUTumuHfgA9?e=aGIh7z

 

thank you!

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parry2k
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@bluetail you can create custom report tooltip page, read here for the details Using report tooltip pages in Power BI - Power BI | Microsoft Docs

 

 

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@bluetail you can create custom report tooltip page, read here for the details Using report tooltip pages in Power BI - Power BI | Microsoft Docs

 

 

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What you could do, even if it's not 100% the look and feel of the standard tooltip is to create a custom one with a matrix CLaura_0-1712129414164.png and set the option to Switch values to row groups... from Values settings.

CLaura_1-1712129475399.png

You can afterwards bring your data in the table and, with a little bit of formatting you should be able to get a good result.

CLaura_2-1712129822687.png

 

 

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