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Question about Tabs for graph switch
Hello everyone,
I am fairly new to the community, so if there was similar topic already, sorry about it.
I would like to ask whether anyone knows how to make tabs like presented on the picture (one blue and 2 grey). What I want to achieve is to change to another graph (sounds like tricky version with button and bookmarks). However, this solution doesnt require from me to click ctrl + mouse button in order to change it.
Does anyone has any idea how to achieve it? Best regards!
Ctrl-Click is only necessary in Power BI Desktop. Once you publish your report a single click is sufficient.
Hi Nike_11
lbendlin Good share! Here are some detailed operations:
First, create the visuals you want, stack them on top of each other, and make sure they can be overridden
Go to “Selection” under “View”, select "Show This Visual" so that they are invisible to each other
Add a bookmark for each visuals
Under Insert, select Buttons and place it on top of Visual
Click the button and bookmark it under "Action".
And the button can be styled in “Shape”
Change the button name under “text”
Change the color of the button here, you can choose it yourself
By default, you use Ctrl+Click to select Button in Desktop, if you don't want to use “Ctrl”, you can use it to publish the report to the Service.
Best Regards,
Nono Chen
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Ctrl-Click is only necessary in Power BI Desktop. Once you publish your report a single click is sufficient.
Hi Nike_11
lbendlin Good share! Here are some detailed operations:
First, create the visuals you want, stack them on top of each other, and make sure they can be overridden
Go to “Selection” under “View”, select "Show This Visual" so that they are invisible to each other
Add a bookmark for each visuals
Under Insert, select Buttons and place it on top of Visual
Click the button and bookmark it under "Action".
And the button can be styled in “Shape”
Change the button name under “text”
Change the color of the button here, you can choose it yourself
By default, you use Ctrl+Click to select Button in Desktop, if you don't want to use “Ctrl”, you can use it to publish the report to the Service.
Best Regards,
Nono Chen
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
