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Hello everyone!
I have a dropdown list called Date Range (left side) I'm looking for a way to show or hide the date_range (right side).
For example, If I select "Sunset time", the orange date_range is not displayed. Otherwise, if I select "Night time", the black date_range is not displayed. Is there a way to achieve this? Thank you!
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Hi @Amyrie_m , hello PijushRoy, thank you for your prompt reply!
As far as I know, there is no property that directly control the visibility of visuals.
As a workaroud, we can create measures that format the button Text colour to a transparent #FFFFFF00 to indirectly hide it.
Make Transparent =
IF(
SELECTEDVALUE('SpecialDates'[Period])="Sunset time",
"#FFFFFF00", -- returns transparent if condition is True
"orange")
Make Transparent2 =
IF(
SELECTEDVALUE('SpecialDates'[Period])="Night time",
"#FFFFFF00", -- returns transparent if condition is True
"blank")
Then use the relevant measures to format the style of visuals:
Result for your reference:
Best regards,
Joyce
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Hi @Amyrie_m
Can you please share more details about the right-side function? how it is working.
If you share a sample PBIX file link (google drive/noteone/sharepoint/box), it will be super helpful to analyze to provide a solution quickly
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Thanks for your response! Here is my pbix file, please take your time to consider it.
Hi @Amyrie_m , hello PijushRoy, thank you for your prompt reply!
As far as I know, there is no property that directly control the visibility of visuals.
As a workaroud, we can create measures that format the button Text colour to a transparent #FFFFFF00 to indirectly hide it.
Make Transparent =
IF(
SELECTEDVALUE('SpecialDates'[Period])="Sunset time",
"#FFFFFF00", -- returns transparent if condition is True
"orange")
Make Transparent2 =
IF(
SELECTEDVALUE('SpecialDates'[Period])="Night time",
"#FFFFFF00", -- returns transparent if condition is True
"blank")
Then use the relevant measures to format the style of visuals:
Result for your reference:
Best regards,
Joyce
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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