I have been a fan of Power BI since long and have been following monthly updates closely from Microsoft but it’s surprising that Power BI still doesn’t provide a clickable card feature yet! While there are workarounds shared by other users, as a BI Developer who builds reports daily, these become time-consuming and impractical to implement. Most of my stakeholders want clickable cards where they dont want just the numbers but also want to view the corresponding data that card shows.
I’d like to highly request Power BI team to introduce this functionality, allowing us to filter other visuals or allow drillthrough simply by clicking on cards within a report.
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