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J_A
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Rebuild graph instead of fading nonrelevant details

If I click on Resturants on the bottom graph, can I have the above graph only show relevant data to my current filter in the bottom graph? 

 

I dont know if rebuild is the right word. Essentially, if I click on a Category in the bottom chart, I'd like the first chart to only show the Description relevant to the Category instead of still showing all Descriptions for all category and just fading the nonrelevant ones.

 

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v-yuta-msft
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Hi J_A,

 

Drill through can meet your requirement, please refer to this documentation:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/desktop-drillthrough

 

Regards,

Jimmy Tao

PaulDBrown
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@J_A

 

you can decide the cross-filter behaviour under the “edit interactions” option in the FORMAT option in the main ribbon. Select the visual you want to act as the filter, then go to “edit interactions” and choose the “filter” icon on the target visual.





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J_A
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If I click on Resturants on the bottom graph, can I have the above graph only show relevant data to my current filter in the bottom graph? 

 

I dont know if rebuild is the right word. Essentially, if I click on a Category in the bottom chart, I'd like the first chart to only show the Description relevant to the Category instead of still showing all Descriptions for all category and just fading the nonrelevant ones.

 

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