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Anonymous
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selection of values in graphics

Hi everyone!

I am having a problem trying to highlight a series of data in a PowerBI graphic. 

lucasmiranda22_0-1646669596678.png

 

 

When I selected one curve in the left graphic, this one show me all the curves and highlight the selected one. However, the right graphic only shows me the selected curve. 

lucasmiranda22_1-1646669621928.png

 

Is there a way to show all the curves on the right graphic highlighting the selected curve? I want the same effect in both graphics.

Thanks for your time!

Lucas.

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truptis
Community Champion
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Hi @Anonymous ,

This can be achieved using Cross-Highlighting feature. 
Currently your visuals are getting cross-filtered as it is a default option. You need to change the Power bi settings for applying Cross-Highlighting.

 

using cross highlighting, the line that you select will be highlighted and other lines will be dimmed but visible
Steps to do cross highlighting:
Click on File(top left of the report)->Options & Setting -> Options -> Report Settings->Visual Options->Check the 3rd list(Highlighed in the below screenshot) -> Click on OK

 

truptis_1-1646726142363.png

later, go to your Edit interactions(Format option)

truptis_2-1646726547737.png

select your Left hand side Visual and click on Highlight icon of the right hand side visual.

Please find screenshot for your reference(I have selected a visual and i can see 3 icons on other visuals... the one marked in yellow is the highlight option)

truptis_4-1646727220390.png

 

 If you find this post helpful, Please mark it as a solution and hit the thumbs up. Thank you.

Regards,

TruptiS

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truptis
Community Champion
Community Champion

@Anonymous please mark it as a solution if it worked for you so that it will be helpful to other community members. Thanks.

 

Regards,

TruptiS

Anonymous
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Nice explanations Trupti

truptis
Community Champion
Community Champion

Hi @Anonymous ,

This can be achieved using Cross-Highlighting feature. 
Currently your visuals are getting cross-filtered as it is a default option. You need to change the Power bi settings for applying Cross-Highlighting.

 

using cross highlighting, the line that you select will be highlighted and other lines will be dimmed but visible
Steps to do cross highlighting:
Click on File(top left of the report)->Options & Setting -> Options -> Report Settings->Visual Options->Check the 3rd list(Highlighed in the below screenshot) -> Click on OK

 

truptis_1-1646726142363.png

later, go to your Edit interactions(Format option)

truptis_2-1646726547737.png

select your Left hand side Visual and click on Highlight icon of the right hand side visual.

Please find screenshot for your reference(I have selected a visual and i can see 3 icons on other visuals... the one marked in yellow is the highlight option)

truptis_4-1646727220390.png

 

 If you find this post helpful, Please mark it as a solution and hit the thumbs up. Thank you.

Regards,

TruptiS

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