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Question about drillthrough options
- 4 years ago
Anonymous not sure if thru right click you can do this, but you can add a button and use that for drill thru, check here on how to add a button for the drill thru Create a drillthrough button in Power BI - Power BI | Microsoft Docs
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Anonymous not sure if thru right click you can do this, but you can add a button and use that for drill thru, check here on how to add a button for the drill thru Create a drillthrough button in Power BI - Power BI | Microsoft Docs
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Thanks. I did see them as well. So far in order to make the drillthrough work, you have to actually have the field in the source table. everytime i take out the field from that table, the drill through no longer works. put it back in, the drillthrough works
I couldn't find anything that described whether or not you actually have the field in both the source and destination tables.
Thanks!