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Interactive chart after selecting one value in table

Hi all,

 

I have a question regarding the interactive display of the graph. 

The Screenshot 1 shows the graph without the use of filters and it looks like this

 

Screenshot 1

 

In the Screenshot 2 we can see that after selecting one "DFU" in the table, my graph changes. This is how the graph looks when I filter out one specific "DFU" in the table, which is not correct.

 

Screenshot 2

 

In screenshot 3, we can see that after filtering the same "DFU" in the slicer, the graph looks completely different than in Screenshot 2 and is correct.

 

Screenshot 3

 

my question is. Is it possible that after clicking on one specific "DFU" in the table, it will show me the correct graph, as it does when I filter out a specific "DFU" in the slicer ?

 

Thank you

 

 

 

 

  • Hi, Anonymous 

    There seems to be a difference in the interaction behavior of the visual objects in the two images.

    The line and clustered column chart in the second screenshot is cross-highlighted by a table visual while tThe line and clustered column chart in the third screenshot is filtered by a slicer.

    Please check whether you can edit Visual interactions to change how visualizations on a report page impact each other.

    Change the interaction behavior 

     

    Best Regards,
    Community Support Team _ Eason

     

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    Hi, Anonymous 

    There seems to be a difference in the interaction behavior of the visual objects in the two images.

    The line and clustered column chart in the second screenshot is cross-highlighted by a table visual while tThe line and clustered column chart in the third screenshot is filtered by a slicer.

    Please check whether you can edit Visual interactions to change how visualizations on a report page impact each other.

    Change the interaction behavior 

     

    Best Regards,
    Community Support Team _ Eason