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In Power BI, you can customize tooltips and set up edit interactions to enhance the user experience and provide more context to your data visualizations. Let's break down each of these concepts:

Customizing Tooltips:

Tooltips are small pop-up windows that appear when you hover over a data point in a visual. By default, Power BI generates tooltips based on the data and fields used in the visual. However, you can customize tooltips to display additional information, including related data from other tables or calculated fields.

Here's how to customize tooltips in Power BI:

a. Open your report in Power BI Desktop.
b. Select the visual you want to customize the tooltip for.
c. In the Visualizations pane, go to the "Tooltips" card.
d. Click on the "Edit tooltip" button (pencil icon) to open the tooltip editing window.
e. In the tooltip editing window, you can add and arrange fields, text, and images to build a custom tooltip.
f. Use the "Insert field" button to add fields from the underlying dataset to the tooltip.
g. Format the tooltip to make it visually appealing and informative.
h. Close the tooltip editing window when you're done customizing.

Customizing tooltips is useful when you want to provide more detailed information or context to your visualizations, helping users understand the data better.


Edit Interactions:

Edit interactions allow you to control how visuals interact with each other in a report. By default, visuals in Power BI are interactive, meaning when you select or filter data in one visual, it affects the other visuals in the same report page. However, you may want to customize these interactions to control how your visuals respond to user actions.
Here's how to set up edit interactions in Power BI:

a. Open your report in Power BI Desktop.
b. Navigate to the report page where you want to set up the edit interactions.
c. Select the visual that you want to control interactions for.
d. In the Visualizations pane, go to the "Format" card.
e. Scroll down to the "Edit interactions" section.
f. Click on the drop-down next to the visual you want to control the interactions with.
g. Choose one of the following options:

"None": No interaction with the selected visual.
"Filter": The selected visual acts as a filter for the other visual(s).
"Highlight": The selected visual highlights relevant data in other visual(s).
h. Repeat steps e to g for other visuals in the report page to control their interactions.

By setting up edit interactions, you can guide users' focus and navigate through your data stories more effectively.

Both customizing tooltips and setting up edit interactions in Power BI provide valuable ways to communicate insights and enhance the interactivity and usability of your reports.