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Creating Custom Tooltips in Power BI — 5 Minute Tutorials

The default tooltips in Power BI display a very limited amount of information. However, Power BI has given us the ability to design custom tooltips according to our requirements very quickly and easily. Let’s see how we can do this with a simple example!

Here’s what we’ll be creating…

  1. Create a new page which will be used as the tooltip. Set the “Canvas Type” to Tooltip and rename the page as needed.

2. Add the information you need to see in the tooltip on the newly created “Tooltip” page

Make sure to set the visibility of the “Tooltip” page to hidden for it to not appear as a directly accessible report page.

3. Set the “Tooltip” page as the tooltip in the respective visual by changing the visualization settings.

That’s it! Now if you hover over the data points of the visual, the custom tooltip we created will appear.

Hope this was useful! Thanks for reading and do let me know any other Power BI topics/features you need me to cover in the comments!

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