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Hello,
Can someone please explain what is the function of this menu item in Power BI Service?
Drilltrhough "ON" or "OFF"?
I know Drill Down and Drill Up, but Drillthrough doesn't seem to make sense.
I also know what this other "Drillthrough" filter is doing, but can't understand the logic between these two...
Thanks for helping! 🙂
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Hi @webportal,
Based on my test, if you turn the option on, then you can dirllthrough to the target page by left clicking any item in the visual apart from right clicking the item to drillthrough report. If you turn the option off, you are only able to right click the item in the visual to dirllthrough report.
For the Dirillthrough here, it will display all the columns that the page are filtered by if you turn it on. Conversely, then it will only display the original one (Name) all the time.
In general, there is no logic between the two ones.
Regards,
Frank
Hi @webportal,
Based on my test, if you turn the option on, then you can dirllthrough to the target page by left clicking any item in the visual apart from right clicking the item to drillthrough report. If you turn the option off, you are only able to right click the item in the visual to dirllthrough report.
For the Dirillthrough here, it will display all the columns that the page are filtered by if you turn it on. Conversely, then it will only display the original one (Name) all the time.
In general, there is no logic between the two ones.
Regards,
Frank
Is there a way to keep it on by default? I want it always on whenever I open the report by default. Is that possible?
Since last Fri., we found out that right click is not working anymore with the report deployed to PowerBI service. Only this Explore -> DrillThrough -> left click is working. Is there sth. change with PowerBI service?
Can we get back right click for the context menu or at least set the Drillthrough defaul is on.
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