Currently, in Power BI Desktop, there are events available for "hover," "press," and "disabled" states, but there is no direct event for when an item is "selected." This would be a highly useful feature, especially for reports with interactive elements like slicers, filters, or custom visuals, where users often need to react to the selected item. In scenarios where multiple buttons are used within a report (e.g., to trigger different actions or navigate between pages), it can be difficult to visually distinguish which button is currently selected or active. This lack of feedback can cause confusion for users, especially when there are many buttons or actions that can be selected. The ability to trigger an event based on a "selected" state could significantly enhance the interactivity and clarity of reports, making them more user-friendly and dynamic. This feature would help in scenarios like: Custom visuals or buttons: Where actions depend on which button is selected, and you need to identify the selected state to change the appearance or behavior accordingly. Conditional formatting or dynamic navigation: Based on the selected item, you could change the style of buttons or highlight them in a way that helps users see what is selected at any given time. Enabling or disabling other report elements: Based on the user's selection, you could automatically adjust other elements in the report to create a more intuitive and responsive user experience. Here i have attached screenshot from Power BI Desktop App for Button visual: Request: Please consider adding an event that allows us to detect when an item is selected, similar to how hover, press, and disabled events are currently supported. Category: Power BI Desktop
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