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Domenick
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Is there a way to filter a column chart based on a selection in another visual?

Is there a way to automatically filter what is displayed on one chart based on a selection made in another chart?

 

I want to create a bar chart that is filtered to a group based on what is selected on a map. So, for example, you select a point on a map that is in the state of Texas - the bar chart would only show data points that have Texas listed as the state.

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Bipin-Lala
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Hi @Domenick,

 

Assuming I understood your question correctly, yes it is possible to filter a visual based on the selection made in another visual.

 

By default, Power BI visuals are interactive and whenever you select any data point in a visual, the relevant data in all other related visuals does get highlighted.

 

Nothing is selected

BipinLala_0-1713219316307.png

 

Bikes is selected in Total Orders and relevant data is highlighted in Subcategory Treemap

BipinLala_1-1713219346195.png

 

To enable cross-filtering - 

  • Select the map visual, go to the "Format" pane, and navigate to the "Edit interactions" section.

BipinLala_4-1713219482141.png

  • Once the visual is selected, all other visuals will now show 3 types of interaction icons

BipinLala_7-1713219762727.png

  • The options are Filter, Highlight, and No Filter
  • Select the first option for Cross-Filtering
  • Now when you select Bikes in Total Orders, notice the Subcategory Treemap gets filtered instead of highlighting data points

BipinLala_8-1713219852983.png

 

Voila! That's how you enable cross-filtering and use Edit Interactions. For more info, refer to the following docs.

 

 

 

 

 

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Bipin-Lala
Resolver V
Resolver V

Hi @Domenick,

 

Assuming I understood your question correctly, yes it is possible to filter a visual based on the selection made in another visual.

 

By default, Power BI visuals are interactive and whenever you select any data point in a visual, the relevant data in all other related visuals does get highlighted.

 

Nothing is selected

BipinLala_0-1713219316307.png

 

Bikes is selected in Total Orders and relevant data is highlighted in Subcategory Treemap

BipinLala_1-1713219346195.png

 

To enable cross-filtering - 

  • Select the map visual, go to the "Format" pane, and navigate to the "Edit interactions" section.

BipinLala_4-1713219482141.png

  • Once the visual is selected, all other visuals will now show 3 types of interaction icons

BipinLala_7-1713219762727.png

  • The options are Filter, Highlight, and No Filter
  • Select the first option for Cross-Filtering
  • Now when you select Bikes in Total Orders, notice the Subcategory Treemap gets filtered instead of highlighting data points

BipinLala_8-1713219852983.png

 

Voila! That's how you enable cross-filtering and use Edit Interactions. For more info, refer to the following docs.

 

 

 

 

 

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