I've created a custom tooltip and didn't lose the ability to drill through. If I *right-click* on a visual that uses a custom tooltip, and the visual is configured correctly to use drill through, I do see the option to drill through after right-clicking. @1:12 are you right-clicking on the bar chart ? Edit : I should clarify that I'm not right-clicking on a Deneb-based viz. I'm clicking on a viz from the default Power BI UI and can still right-click.
Yes you are correct. My point isn't that you lose the ability to drillthrough, rather you lose the menu that appears automatically which prompts you to drillthrough (which you see at 0:55). The option to drillthrough will always be there with a right click, as long as you have a properly configured drillthrough page.
Can you help us with a detailed video,i could see you can click on edit button and you get the visual editor and trying this in card visual i dont see any edit.Please explain
Hi, if you go to my Deneb playlist, the very first video will show you how to create visuals using Vega-Lite and Deneb. This cannot be done in standard Power BI visuals.
If I understand correctly you want some visuals to not have drillthrough when this function is active? I suppose you could create a duplicate column in your model, and use this for the visuals for which you don't want to have it possible? It's not great practice, but it would work for sure. :)
@@mikhailstotskiy9960 You should only have to duplicate the column once. It's a really good point though, I honestly never thought about it until your question. I've never had the need to restrict it, but I can imagine there are a few examples when this is needed. It would be a good option. Maybe look to see if there is an idea for this and vote or create the idea.
Nice idea, thanks for sharing!
I've created a custom tooltip and didn't lose the ability to drill through. If I *right-click* on a visual that uses a custom tooltip, and the visual is configured correctly to use drill through, I do see the option to drill through after right-clicking. @1:12 are you right-clicking on the bar chart ?
Edit : I should clarify that I'm not right-clicking on a Deneb-based viz. I'm clicking on a viz from the default Power BI UI and can still right-click.
Yes you are correct. My point isn't that you lose the ability to drillthrough, rather you lose the menu that appears automatically which prompts you to drillthrough (which you see at 0:55). The option to drillthrough will always be there with a right click, as long as you have a properly configured drillthrough page.
I have a question, do we have an option to show tool tip for only one column in a table visual? Please advise
Can you help us with a detailed video,i could see you can click on edit button and you get the visual editor and trying this in card visual i dont see any edit.Please explain
Hi, if you go to my Deneb playlist, the very first video will show you how to create visuals using Vega-Lite and Deneb. This cannot be done in standard Power BI visuals.
Hi can you please help out how to changes alphanumeric data type to numerical data type
Please, how would you restrict right click drillthr in visuals where user can see it but you would not allow it if you could
If I understand correctly you want some visuals to not have drillthrough when this function is active? I suppose you could create a duplicate column in your model, and use this for the visuals for which you don't want to have it possible? It's not great practice, but it would work for sure. :)
@@PowerBIFerryTales thank you
If we've got a dim_balance like 20x3000 and copy it 2-3-4 times ☹️
Why MS can't allow us to restrict driithrough...
@@mikhailstotskiy9960 You should only have to duplicate the column once. It's a really good point though, I honestly never thought about it until your question. I've never had the need to restrict it, but I can imagine there are a few examples when this is needed. It would be a good option. Maybe look to see if there is an idea for this and vote or create the idea.
@@PowerBIFerryTales thank you
Im waiting your podcasts on google
Thanks, me too! I don't know why they take so long. 😕