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Hi there.
I need to show or hide a visual according to the state of a measure: If the measure is filtered, then show the visual. If not, hide it.
Actually, I use a rectangle with text and fill formatted with the IsFiltered function. And it works fine.
The problem is that if I need to drill down the visual in my web dashboard, well I can't, because the rectangle is on a upper level, so i'm clicking always the rectangle and not the visual.
Any idea to hide or show the visual without this trick, using the IsFiltered condition? If I was on PowerApps, I'd use the Visible property of my visual, but here this trick doesn't work.
Please, don't tell me to use buttons. I simply don't want to see buttons to hide/show something in my dashboards.
Thankyou!
@andreazambon , As of now power bi does not have that function, so we have live with the trick only.
Hope you are following Matt's blog
https://exceleratorbi.com.au/show-or-hide-a-power-bi-visual-based-on-selection/
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