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I have a card, and once a name is selected from the slicer, the card goes transparent so the visual can be seen. However, the user is unable to hoover over the visual as the card is still infront.
How do I send the card to the back or how can I fix this please?
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Hi @daniellamoore29
This is a known disadvantage of this method of "hiding visuals"
Unfortunately, this is no option to " send it back".
As an alternative, you can just make the graph blank and put the message of choosing an indicator to the title.
The workaround's steps:
1. Creating a flag measure that indicates if there are some selections on the slicer :
Link to the file with an example
If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
Hi @daniellamoore29
This is a known disadvantage of this method of "hiding visuals"
Unfortunately, this is no option to " send it back".
As an alternative, you can just make the graph blank and put the message of choosing an indicator to the title.
The workaround's steps:
1. Creating a flag measure that indicates if there are some selections on the slicer :
Link to the file with an example
If this post helps, then please consider Accepting it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly
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