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Power BI - Custom Tooltip in Power BI
Steps to Create a Custom Tooltip
1. Create a Tooltip Page
- Add a new page in Power BI.
- In Page Information, turn on Tooltip.
- Rename it (e.g., Sales Tooltip).
- Design this page with visuals you want to show when hovering (tables, charts, KPIs).
2. Design the Tooltip
- Example visuals:
- A mini line chart showing sales trend for the selected region.
- A card showing total sales.
- A bar chart showing top 3 sales reps.
3. Assign Tooltip to a Visual
- Go back to your main report page.
- Select a visual (e.g., bar chart of sales by region).
- In Visualizations → Tooltip → Type, choose Report Page.
- Select your custom tooltip page (Sales Tooltip).
4. Test the Tooltip
- Hover over a bar (e.g., South Region).
- The custom tooltip page appears, filtered for that region.
Example with Sample Data
Main Report (Sales by Region)
| Region | Total Sales |
| North | 9000 |
| South | 16000 |
| East | 6000 |
| West | 8000 |
Custom Tooltip Page (when hovering over South)
- Card: Total Sales = 16,000
- Line Chart: Monthly sales trend for South
- Bar Chart: Top Sales Rep = bob@company.com
Key Notes
- Tooltips can include any visuals (cards, charts, tables).
- They automatically filter based on the data point hovered.
- You can create different tooltip pages for different visuals.
- Works great with Drillthrough and RLS to give secure, contextual insights.
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