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Hello - I am looking for ways to swap visuals based on a measure within a matrix. So for example - if the user clicks on a certain "cell" (row and measure) within the master matrix (circled in blue)- then the appropriate set of visuals is displayed on the right. I'm envisioning the right side of visuals could be hidden/viewed based on bookmarks.
I am using tooltips in both sets of tables - and I don't seem to be having positive user experiences with drillthru
I have tried navigation bottons, but when I click on a certain botton, then the "selection" is lost in the master matrix.
Please advise if there is some magic technique or blog that I can dig into.
thanks
Thanks for responding... By "appropriate visuals" - most likely be a group of visuals that relate to the row (dimension) and column (measures). I have been able to make work with bookmarks, and when I flip back and forth using the book mark pane - I get what I want. But when I create a botton assigned to a particalur bookmark - I loose the selected (focused) row/column within hte master matrix - and my filter goes back to a default/wide open filter.
For now - I have setup a drill thru page that gets closer and does what I want. However, my user feedback is to keep all on a single page.
Think my real issue is not allowing interactions between the botton and master visual. But I am not finding a way to shut this interaction off for bottons?
thanks!
Can you give an example for "appropriate set of visuals"? Do you want to toggle one visual for another, or show different groups of visuals? Have you considered using different report pages instead?
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