Conditional Navigation is an INSANE AMAZING way to change pages in Power BI Desktop

Tired of having a ton of buttons to accommodate page navigation within your Power BI report? Conditional navigation is an INSANE AMAZING way to reduce visuals on the report and provide a clean way to navigate your report.

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[rosselliot]

4:15 - if you hold alt when moving objects, it allows you move them unsnapped to grid. This is the same for all office applications, apart from excel where it does the opposite and makes object snap to the cell grids.

[ianclarke]

That is brilliant! I’ve got a report which has quite a few tabs and for someone to go to the right one takes ages!! You are a genius!

[lakeoffm]

Actually, if you keep the slicers synced, you’ll get your navigation field to display the current page as well :) A bit of additional functionality here)

[Eldritch_Vines]

As a data scientist that loves GameCube and Marvel... I'm a big fan of your guys' work! Very much appreciated!

[panick_]

This is bananas indeed! I've used it in combination with RLS to allow different roles to view different report pages when they click a button on a summary chart. Made my life so much easier!

[prashantdeshmukh]

You are a legend Patrik ... such a simple way to navigate between the pages .. too good mate, thanks a ton !!!

[edgards]

Omg this is so useful! Especially for those challenging users who never seem to find anything when it's right in front of them.

[hi_vishy]

They should provide the same conditional formatting for bookmarks as well.

[RalphieVII]

I'd like to see you get into the next step of this... Add a couple true/false columns to your Navigation table that set if the page should be visible to certain groups(Seller/Manager etc) Then you can have a row of buttons with dynamic text and dynamic action. Finally you add that column to your RLS and you can have different nav buttons for different roles.
I'm struggling with implementing this where it changes the fill for the current page and also hiding the empty button if the role has fewer pages.

[kishoreyc]

wow. just in time. just in time.
Revamped my Page Nav page in my report before publishing it. now it looks super cool. thank you Patrick.

[sandeepreddy]

Thanks Patrick. You always blow everyone with new tricks. Loved it!

[Baldur]

5:36 - That was what I was waiting for ;)

[dileepmungara]

This is so useful to navigate to other pages..than button option. Thanks mate .

[amitshukla]

Patrick.. your tips always reduce our work efforts.
Thanks Man

[CBDTalkPodcast]

PERFECT TIMING! This is a huge help on a project that I'm working on! Thanks!

[analistax]

Great!!! I would love to do something like this, but choosing the bookmark.

[ScottPerley]

Awesome! I actually started to get excited when you showed that it would just use the table!

[rbjusmc]

Many thanks! I can't show you what I'm working on because it's high-speed, low-drag stuff but you saved me so much time! Keep up the outstanding work! Very simple and clean.

[thealchemist]

Always learn something new every time watch your channel :)...Keep it up !!

[ketanpatil]

thanks Patrick for 2 min Tuesday video... this is really nice.