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Hello, I was asked to prepare custom hyperlink in table visualization that will open a website and show more detailed data using filter (not a powerbi vizualisation), parameter for this filter need be handed over from powebi visualization (table in powerbi shows aggregated data by "parent", we wish to check details using ID). Issue is that I have this data aggreggated in powerbi table vizualization and see no ID at all. I don't know if this is even possible like this so I'am asking you guys so I don't waste many hours looking for solution
as example, powerbi data could be like this:
document name | document details counter |
Document1 | 123 |
Document2 | 66 |
After some filtering on visualization we will see
document name | document details counter |
Document1 | 100 |
Document2 | 20 |
What I wish to achieve is when we click "Document2" for example (which is hyperlink), we should be transferred to www and see 20 rows which are connected for this specific "Document2"
Maybe some calculated column that will store all "Document2 detail_ID" in one row? I have such data in my dataset. Can I DAX such column that will return in on row all 20 IDs with comma for example? "id1,id2,id3,id4...,id20"?
@piotrkopti
I doubt you can do that, seems go into a complicate situation. Maybe you can create a report page for each document data using Table visual, and publish report pages to web on Power BI Service. Then put the URLs (embed codes) into source table to each respective row, and load into Power BI desktop.
Paul Zheng _ Community Support Team
You may be overcomplicating things. Have you considered using DrillThrough instead?
Case is I have to go to www, this is customer request
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