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Is it possible to somehow retrieve the drill-down level of a visual when it's not as immediately obvious as in a bar or column chart? Example: I have a drill-down enabled treemap that works as expected, but visually it's not immediately obvious what level the user is at.
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Hey @SDittmannFleet ,
unfortunately, the answer is simple: no!
There is no such concept like "self-awareness" of visuals. Visuals in Power BI visuals support data visualization by interactivng with data in the form of DAX queries.
The closest you can get is leveraging the ISINSCOPE DAX function, but this can become difficult and disturb/destroy the visual readability of the Treemap visual.
Regards,
Tom
Hey @SDittmannFleet ,
unfortunately, the answer is simple: no!
There is no such concept like "self-awareness" of visuals. Visuals in Power BI visuals support data visualization by interactivng with data in the form of DAX queries.
The closest you can get is leveraging the ISINSCOPE DAX function, but this can become difficult and disturb/destroy the visual readability of the Treemap visual.
Regards,
Tom
Thank you for responding. The DAX solution I had found in the meantime, but it only works if the user clicks on the treemap etc.
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