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Hi,
I was trying to get some feedbacks for an sample for about a week, but I have not gotten yet, so I am posting here again.
I have uploaded my PBIX file here.
I have three visuals that I would like to show and hide based on selection from a filter (Location).
These visuals were created using Parameter. I am not sure if that makes any difference.
I also tried to create relationship between these three visuals and dim table (Location), but nothing changes.
Somebody mentioned about solution using RLS, but I am not sure how I approach it.
But, after watching several YouTube contents on this topic, I found some solutions by putting another layer over visuals and use a white color to cover based on selections.
Is it the optiomal solution?
Thanks.
Hi @JustinDoh1 ,
Agree with you on that last solution, it's relatively simple to implement.
If you want to hide visual when you select all, try this
Color =
IF(ISFILTERED('Location'[ProviderName]),"RGBA(255,255,255,0)","RGBA(255,255,255,1)")
Use this measure to set the background color of the inserted graphic.
Final output
Best Regards
@v-zhouwen-msft Thank you so much for your feedback.
I think the issue I am facing is, if I have a cover (shape) on the top of "parameter" visual, I cannot drag the parameter. I think this method works if visual that I am covering does not have to be interactive.
So, my next approach was applying conditional formating on each parameter itself, but even doing that, it would not change color as I expected.
I created three measures for each conditions (like below).
I have uploaded my latest PBIX file here.
Is there any way I could use RLS by chance?
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