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Overlaying Graphs or Tables
- 7 years ago
Anonymous it doesn't matter what you are slicing on, it will be dynamic.
read more here about bookmarks, specially following
You can also select whether each bookmark will apply data properties, such as filters and slicers, the display properties such as spotlight and its visibility, and page changes that presents the page that was visible when the bookmark was added. These capabilities are useful when you use bookmarks to switch between report views or selections of visuals - in which case you would likely want to turn data properties off, so filters aren't reset when users switch views by selecting a bookmark.
Anonymous here is link to video which talks exactly what you are looking for?
Thanks parry2k
its a nice work around, however its really bad with filters
when multiple filters are applied on the report and then when you do the toggle thing, it deletes all the filter!
Given the limited real estate, some third party tool for containers will be really helpful.
- parry2k7 years agoSuper User
Anonymous you can sync the filter on other bookmark page as well, i dont see that an issue.
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
parry2k Yes but then the filters are fixed, i want the filters to be dynamic
I have 10 hospitals, 30 doctors, 10 specialities and 30 procedures to choose from
Correct me if Im wrong..!
- parry2k7 years agoSuper User
Anonymous it doesn't matter what you are slicing on, it will be dynamic.
read more here about bookmarks, specially following
You can also select whether each bookmark will apply data properties, such as filters and slicers, the display properties such as spotlight and its visibility, and page changes that presents the page that was visible when the bookmark was added. These capabilities are useful when you use bookmarks to switch between report views or selections of visuals - in which case you would likely want to turn data properties off, so filters aren't reset when users switch views by selecting a bookmark.