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Hi,
We have a plan to display some visuals on our intranet. I've embeddedthe below (by blowing up a card so that it fits the entire page)
But there is also the requirement to have these filterable.
Is there any way to embed a filter selection this and have the filter affect all visuals?
Or, the filter pane is selectble in these embedded visuals but the user will have to manually change each one, is there a way to change one filter on the pane and have it affect all 3?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi, @Jags
Yes, there are a few ways to achieve this. One option is to use a "Filter on all pages" visual level filter in Power BI. This filter will apply to all visuals on the same page, so you can create a page with all three visuals and apply the filter to that page. Then, when you embed the page on your intranet, the filter will apply to all three visuals.
Another option is to use a slicer visual to filter the data. You can add a slicer to the page with the three visuals, and then when you embed the page on your intranet, the slicer will be interactive and allow users to filter the data across all three visuals.
Finally, you could also consider using Power BI's "Publish to Web" feature, which allows you to embed a report on a public website and share it with external users. With this feature, you can create a report with all three visuals and a filter, and then embed the report on your intranet using an iframe. This would allow users to interact with the report and filter the data as needed.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Charlotte
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Hi, @Jags
Yes, there are a few ways to achieve this. One option is to use a "Filter on all pages" visual level filter in Power BI. This filter will apply to all visuals on the same page, so you can create a page with all three visuals and apply the filter to that page. Then, when you embed the page on your intranet, the filter will apply to all three visuals.
Another option is to use a slicer visual to filter the data. You can add a slicer to the page with the three visuals, and then when you embed the page on your intranet, the slicer will be interactive and allow users to filter the data across all three visuals.
Finally, you could also consider using Power BI's "Publish to Web" feature, which allows you to embed a report on a public website and share it with external users. With this feature, you can create a report with all three visuals and a filter, and then embed the report on your intranet using an iframe. This would allow users to interact with the report and filter the data as needed.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _Charlotte
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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