In this video, I'll explain how you create neat little onpage subtabs that allow you to toggle between visuals on a Power BI report page.

It uses the Power BI 'Bookmark Navigator' feature. All you need to do is create your visuals, set up the bookmarks for each visual you want to display, hide those you don't want to see, group the bookmarks together and tidy up the formatting. It's quick and simple and I'll take you stepbystep through the process.

This approach is great if you want to add functionality to your report that allows the report consumer to toggle between different visuals without having to leave a report page. In this example set up 3 tabs to show different visuals matrix and bar chart visuals related to maintenance backlog.


⏩ Video Navigation

00:00 Introduction
00:40 Adding the bookmark navigator
01:40 Visuals that will be bookmarked
02:22 Creating bookmarks for each visual
05:10 Configuring the Bookmark Navigator
06:55 Formatting the Look of Tabs
10:00 Final Testing


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