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Nice day
I have the following question
I have a multi-page model, in this there is a main page with slicers and tables, I want to include a button that redirects me to a page with the details of the filtered, not include the slicers as this will be a screenshot that will be attached, but I need it to synchronize the previously filtered.
Is there any way to achieve it?
I remain attentive to any questions or answers,
Mucahs thank you in advance
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Hi @Syndicate_Admin , Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Community Forum.
You can use Sync Slicers combined with Page Navigation buttons. On your main page, place your slicers and visuals. These slicers will drive the filtering logic. Then, create a details page with the same data model fields used in the visuals but exclude the slicers to keep it clean for presentation or export. To retain the slicer filtering across pages, use the Sync Slicers feature. Select each slicer on the main page, go to the View tab and open Sync Slicers. In the pane, enable sync for the details page but uncheck the Visible option to keep the slicer hidden there. This ensures that the slicer filters still apply, even though they’re not shown.
Next, insert a button on the main page via Insert -> Buttons -> Blank, then enable Action in the Format pane. Set the action type to Page navigation and choose your details page as the target. Clicking this button will take users to the details page while preserving the slicer context.
You can also use visual calculations for dynamic metrics on the details page (via the Modeling tab) and leverage Power BI Service export options for screenshots. These include Export to PDF, PowerPoint or even automated export via Power Automate, which now supports capturing filtered visuals as images.
To export cleanly, use Reading View or adjust page settings under View -> Page View -> Fit to Page. Be sure to test the button navigation and filter propagation to ensure everything reflects the expected state. If filters don’t sync as expected, verify your data model relationships or consider using report-level filters as a fallback.
If this helped solve the issue, please consider marking it “Accept as Solution” and giving a ‘Kudos’ so others with similar queries may find it more easily. If not, please share the details, always happy to help.
Thank you.
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Hi @Syndicate_Admin , Glad it helped! A quick "Accept as Solution" and 'Kudos' would be awesome as it’ll help others with similar situations to find the answers easily. Thank you.
Hi @Syndicate_Admin , Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Community Forum.
You can use Sync Slicers combined with Page Navigation buttons. On your main page, place your slicers and visuals. These slicers will drive the filtering logic. Then, create a details page with the same data model fields used in the visuals but exclude the slicers to keep it clean for presentation or export. To retain the slicer filtering across pages, use the Sync Slicers feature. Select each slicer on the main page, go to the View tab and open Sync Slicers. In the pane, enable sync for the details page but uncheck the Visible option to keep the slicer hidden there. This ensures that the slicer filters still apply, even though they’re not shown.
Next, insert a button on the main page via Insert -> Buttons -> Blank, then enable Action in the Format pane. Set the action type to Page navigation and choose your details page as the target. Clicking this button will take users to the details page while preserving the slicer context.
You can also use visual calculations for dynamic metrics on the details page (via the Modeling tab) and leverage Power BI Service export options for screenshots. These include Export to PDF, PowerPoint or even automated export via Power Automate, which now supports capturing filtered visuals as images.
To export cleanly, use Reading View or adjust page settings under View -> Page View -> Fit to Page. Be sure to test the button navigation and filter propagation to ensure everything reflects the expected state. If filters don’t sync as expected, verify your data model relationships or consider using report-level filters as a fallback.
If this helped solve the issue, please consider marking it “Accept as Solution” and giving a ‘Kudos’ so others with similar queries may find it more easily. If not, please share the details, always happy to help.
Thank you.
Hello, Good morning
Really amazing, it worked perfectly
Thank you very much for your response and help.
Best regards
Pablo Rodriguez
Hi @Syndicate_Admin , Thanks for the update, consider marking it as "Accept as Solution" and giving a 'Kudos'. Doing so can assist other community members in finding answers more quickly.
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