Currently, Power BI provides limited support for customizing button actions based on user selections or filters. While conditional formatting is available for button visuals such as font and background, it does not extend to the actions themselves.
Key Limitations:
- Button actions (e.g., page navigation) cannot be dynamically enabled or disabled based on filter or slicer selections.
- Even when using conditional formatting to simulate a "disabled" state (e.g., blank action), the button still appears active on hover, which can confuse users.
- There is no way to completely hide or deactivate a button based on custom conditions, reducing the flexibility of interactive report design.
Proposed Enhancement:
- Enable full conditional logic for button actions, allowing developers to define when a button should be active, inactive, or hidden based on filters, slicers, or DAX expressions.
- Improve hover behavior for buttons with blank or inactive states to reflect their true functionality (e.g., no hover effect or tooltip when inactive).
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