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based on Slicer slection, Visual should change

Hi,

 

I need the ability to dynamically change the visualization type in Power BI based on the slicer selection. Currently, I am using a Line and Clustered Column chart. However, when selecting a specific element from the slicer, the visual should automatically switch to a Gauge chart. How can this be implemented?

 

 

  • vjnvinod 

    As danextian  mentioned, changing the visualization type dynamically with slicer is not possible. 
    You can implment workarounds though:

    1. Leverage bookmarks

    2. Enable Personalized visuals, users can select the visualization type on their own.

    3. You can over lap one visual on top of the other and change the visual background color based on slicer selection using conditional formatting. Follow the steps explained in this video 

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6oL29y-smY

     

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  • Hi vjnvinod 

    Switching between different viz types using a slicer is not currently supported. You can use bookmarks instead.

  • vjnvinod 

    As danextian  mentioned, changing the visualization type dynamically with slicer is not possible. 
    You can implment workarounds though:

    1. Leverage bookmarks

    2. Enable Personalized visuals, users can select the visualization type on their own.

    3. You can over lap one visual on top of the other and change the visual background color based on slicer selection using conditional formatting. Follow the steps explained in this video 

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6oL29y-smY

     

    Need a Power BI Consultation? Hire me on Upwork

     

     

     

    Connect on LinkedIn

     

     

     








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