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Anonymous
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Dynamically Filtering with Gauges

My gauges show the Callout Value and I want to be able to click on the gauges and have it narrow down to those items (similar to a slicer). For example, I want to be able to click on the "Count of Overdue Blocked Stories, 13" and have it filter down to just those 13. Is that possible? Thank you in advance!Here's the dashboard I'm working with.Here's the dashboard I'm working with.

 
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Anonymous
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The answer I found to my own question is to layer a blank, transparent button over the card or gauge that you want to filter by.

Create a bookmark that captures the different visual state of the data for each card or gauge that you want to filter by.

Create a blank, transparent button that overlays the card or gauge. Toggle "Action" on in the formatting pane and connect it with the corresponding bookmark. 

So the blank button is connected to the bookmark and overlays the card or gauge. When clicked on, it then connects to a bookmark. In the end it should look like clicking on a gauge or card (e.g. "Count of Overdue Blocked Stories, 13") and it would filter the report to the items included in the count of the card or gauge (e.g. the 13 items that are counted).

 

Doing this might require an understanding of buttons and bookmarks. A great explanation to the solution is found in this video at 6:43video link  to the end.

 

This has made my reports more dynamic and capable of seeing what items are included in the counts of numbers.

 

Hope this makes sense and helps!

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Anonymous
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The answer I found to my own question is to layer a blank, transparent button over the card or gauge that you want to filter by.

Create a bookmark that captures the different visual state of the data for each card or gauge that you want to filter by.

Create a blank, transparent button that overlays the card or gauge. Toggle "Action" on in the formatting pane and connect it with the corresponding bookmark. 

So the blank button is connected to the bookmark and overlays the card or gauge. When clicked on, it then connects to a bookmark. In the end it should look like clicking on a gauge or card (e.g. "Count of Overdue Blocked Stories, 13") and it would filter the report to the items included in the count of the card or gauge (e.g. the 13 items that are counted).

 

Doing this might require an understanding of buttons and bookmarks. A great explanation to the solution is found in this video at 6:43video link  to the end.

 

This has made my reports more dynamic and capable of seeing what items are included in the counts of numbers.

 

Hope this makes sense and helps!

parry2k
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@Anonymous interesting question, not out of the box but we can hack it in a way by overlaying slicers. If possible share the sample pbix and I will try to put something together.


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Anonymous
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@parry2k, thanks so much for being willing to help me out! I sent an email over to you from your listed link below. Let me know if you'd like to go about it in a different way. Thank you so much! 

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