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Software ==>	Power BI (160 exercises)
Topic ==>	Drill-through and bookmarks (4 exercises)
Level ==>	Average difficulty
Subject ==>	Power BI training

Use images and bookmarks to allow navigation between pages

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Before you can do this exercise, you'll need to download and unzip this file .

Try to make a report which has a page for each kind of creature. When you click the image of that creature you will see all the animals of the same type:


Blue for water, green for grass and orange for fire.	Each page has a table filtered to the creatures type.

Bookmarks can be attached to images, shapes and buttons. They can't be attached to text boxes!

To get you started look in the above folder to find the three images used. Note the names of the images. Create a page with a table for each:

Use a page or visual filter to make each page about only one type. This page is for the fire lizard.

When the pages are all created, hide them so that the only way user can reach the page is by clicking the relevant image on the first page.

Don't try and hide all the pages. One must remain visible - otherwise how will they get to the hidden pages!

To create the bookmarks make sure you have the bookmark feature turned on in the View tab:

If you plan on doing more bookmark exercises, turn on Selection Pane as well.

Now choose the first page to create as a bookmark, and choose Add in the Bookmark Pane:

Leave all the other options ticked for the time being. Name the bookmark after the page.

To apply the bookmark, return to the page with the images. Click on one of the images (in this case the turtle) and assign an action to it:

Choose the Type as Bookmark and then select the bookmark you just created.

Clicking on the turtle should now take you through to the water page we created earlier:

Now repeat this for each of the other images and bookmarks!

If you have time try adding a back arrow which returns you to the first page of the report. Use the type Back instead of Bookmark when creating the Link.