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HarryT
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Creating a visualization that doesn't change when filtering

Hi there,

in PBI desktop I am trying to make a visualization, in this case a multi row card that doesn't change it's numbers from selecting and filters.  Making this like the main running total of all sales for example.

I used to do this in QlikView very easy.  I see no way of turning off filters for this.

With the same idea I could have a new measure like max date to show the max date of data so people know when things were updated.  But even that changes when a filter is on.

 

in my example below I want to the visual to stay static and the bottom one to change when I select a different brand.

HarryT_0-1601413508561.png

Thanks!

 

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There is a button called 'edit interactions'. I think it is on the view ribbon - not sure. When you click, you can make individual visuals so they are not filtered. Click the button again when done



* Matt is an 8 times Microsoft MVP (Power BI) and author of the Power BI Book Supercharge Power BI.

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v-yiruan-msft
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Hi @HarryT ,

Do you want the multi card to display a static values without being affected by filters, slicer or other visuals? Could you please provide some sample data and your desired result with examples? Thank you.

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Rena

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I tried uploading a small .pbix file but it doesn't allow it.

So I was able to get it to work using the "Edit Interactions" button and click not to filter on the Totals multi row card.

However this only works when using slicers and not the filter pane. 

If I want to use this I have to hide the filter pane from the users.  I was starting to use this a lot more because of the extra realestate it gives.  Seems like a setback.

@HarryT 

You can block/hide the filters for a particluar visual in the filter pane: select the visual and go to the "Filters for this visual" in the filter pane and choose your optionFIlter pane.jpg

 

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This allows you to let users access the filter pane for your visuals of choice. 
So, for slicers, use "Edit interactions" ; for the filter pane, block or hide filters for that particular visual





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There is a button called 'edit interactions'. I think it is on the view ribbon - not sure. When you click, you can make individual visuals so they are not filtered. Click the button again when done



* Matt is an 8 times Microsoft MVP (Power BI) and author of the Power BI Book Supercharge Power BI.

Trying it now only seems to work when you use a slicer and not the filter pane on the right.  I would have to hide the filtered pane and add more slicers.  Should work for both.

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