Assistant, I'm having trouble integrating the "DynamicTableDataSource" into my Power BI report. I need your guidance on how to create a drillthrough action that filters the table data based on user selections. Can you provide me with detailed instructions on how to implement this feature successfully?
user
Sure, I'd be happy to guide you through this process in Power BI. Here's a step-by-step approach:

1. In the 'Home' tab, go to 'Drillthrough' and select 'Turn on Drillthrough' from the dropdown.

2. Next, define the drillthrough parameters. In the 'Field Well' of the report, locate a field that you want users to filter upon.

3. Select the field and open the 'Modeling' tab. Click on 'Field Settings' and then select 'Table' under 'Drillthrough'.

4. Under 'Drillthrough Functionality', select 'Advanced' - this feature opens the 'Field Well' controls in the 'Drillthrough' tab.

5. Now go to the 'Drillthrough' tab. Right-click the new drillthrough function in the Fields list.

6. Click 'Add Filters' and browse for your report fields. Choose the column you linked.

7. Create a Formula by designing a Visualization using the Filtered Rows allowing that portfolio is linked to Conditional Term.

8. Add the impact on the destination table to preserve details in the formula.

9. You can now apply the filters in your new visualization using either 'Slicer' or 'Selection' modes.

10. Now choose the required 'Table' and then resolve the 'Drillthrough' location Attribute.

11. In that area, pick 'Show more powerful' to force the proper drillthrough route visualization to create a unique visualization that accepts factors chosen.

12. Now choose your axis and select your 'Attribute' to the visualization.

13. Output the information of the interactive report.

14. Finally, in visualization, apply filters created.

That's it! You currently possess Drillthrough shown.
assistant
Assistant, I'm having trouble integrating the "DynamicTableDataSource" into my Power BI report. I need your guidance on how to create a drillthrough action that filters the table data based on user selections. Can you provide me with detailed instructions on how to implement this feature successfully?
user
Sure, I'd be happy to help you with that. Here are the steps to create a drillthrough action in Power BI that filters the table data based on user selections using "DynamicTableDataSource":

1. **Create a Drillthrough Page**: First, you need to create a new page in your report where you want to display the detailed data. To do this, click on "New page" in the "Home" tab of the Power BI Desktop ribbon.

2. **Add a Table Visual**: On the new page, add a table visual from the "Visualizations" pane where you want to display the data.

3. **Configure the Table Visual**: Now, you need to configure the table visual to use the "DynamicTableDataSource". To do this, add the fields you want to display from the "DynamicTableDataSource" to the "Values" well of the table visual.

4. **Define the Drillthrough Action**: Go back to the page where you want to initiate the drillthrough action. Select the visual that will be used for drillthrough (it can be a table, a chart, a matrix, etc.). In the "Visualizations" pane, click on the "Drillthrough" button to open the "Drillthrough" dialog box.

5. **Set the Drillthrough Destination**: In the "Drillthrough" dialog box, click on "Add drillthrough". In the "Drillthrough page" dropdown, select the page you created in step 1. In the "Fields" section, add the fields that you want to use for filtering the data in the target page.

6. **Test the Drillthrough Action**: Now, you can test the drillthrough action. To do this, click on a data point in the source visual. This should take you to the drillthrough page and filter the data in the table based on your selection.

Remember, for the drillthrough action to work, the "DynamicTableDataSource" must be related to the tables in your data model that you're using in the source visual. The filtering in the drillthrough page is based on these relationships.

If you're still having trouble, please let me know and I'll do my best to help you further.
assistant