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action on a graph
Hi,
is it possible to add an action to a table that if I click on it I go in another sheet?
thanks
Hi Giada90
That isn’t currently possible. Users need to either right-click to access the drillthrough option or use a auto tooltip (not a tooltip page). As an alternative, a button can be assigned a drillthrough action, which is enabled only when a single value can be passed to the drillthrough page. For example, if the drillthrough is based on customer and a single customer is selected in a table, the button becomes active.
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Hi Giada90
That isn’t currently possible. Users need to either right-click to access the drillthrough option or use a auto tooltip (not a tooltip page). As an alternative, a button can be assigned a drillthrough action, which is enabled only when a single value can be passed to the drillthrough page. For example, if the drillthrough is based on customer and a single customer is selected in a table, the button becomes active.
can you clarify what you want to do?
you want to jump from one report page to another when you click on a Table cell?can you show a screenshot of the actual design and what you want to achieve?
R1k91 krishnakanth240 Hi, I mean if it's possible to have an action like the one I have when I add a shape and I click on the shape and I go throught pages
if you need to navigate outside of power bi hyperlinks can help you but as far as i understand you wish to navigate inside power bi report. it would be possibile with hyperlinks to navigate to a power bi report page since when you publish each page has itsown url but it's cumbesome and difficult to maintain.
danextian drillthrough idea could be the best approach.
1. select a row in the table2. the drilltrough button is enabled
3. you click the button and navigate to the drillpage based on the selected row in the table
Hi Giada90
Can you explain your requirement through images and what exact output view you are looking
Can you elaborate your requirement please
Hi Giada90
Thank you for reaching out to the Microsoft Fabric Forum Community.
krishnakanth240 danextian R1k91 Thanks for the inputs.
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