White out (instead of "fading") other components within a visual

[kancs9128]

Hi all;

I am looking to white out (instead of "fading") the other components within a visual.

Example; when choosing Korea, i am looking to white out all the other components within the visual - meaning that N.America/ Far East/ Taiwan/ Japan inside the treemap visual is being white out completely. 

Currently, the option is to "fade" the other components but i am looking to white out the other components instead.

[AnalyticPulse]

hi @kancs9128 

in my version im able to do this by following steps:

1. Select the visual (in this case, the treemap visual) where you want to apply the white-out effect.
2. Click on the field that represents the category you want to use for filtering (e.g., Country).
3. In the Visualizations pane, go to the "Format" section (paint roller icon).
4. Expand the "Data colors" section.
5. Turn on the "Conditional formatting" toggle.
6. Select "Background color" from the dropdown menu.
7. Click on the ellipsis (...) button next to "Advanced controls."
8. In the "Advanced controls" window, choose the "Format by: Field value" option.
9. In the "Based on field" dropdown, select the field that represents the category you want to use for filtering (e.g., Country).
10. Choose the specific value (e.g., Korea) for which you want to apply the white-out effect.
11. Set the color to white (#FFFFFF) for that value.
12. Optionally, adjust the transparency slider to make the other components more or less visible (although they will appear white).

You can also use dax for this for eg:
WhiteOut Color = IF ( SELECTEDVALUE('YourTable'[Country]) = "Korea", "White", "Transparent" )

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[TomMartens]

Hey @kancs9128 ,

unfortuantely, the answer is - no.

The treemap, as other core visuals, do not expose the filter interaction if an item is marked from inside the visual.

The below screenshot shows the available interaction properties when a different visual is marked (except the slicer).

Regards,

Tom