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Putting all of that information in one article would be a lot, so we've broken it into these sections: There are many different ways to filter and highlight reports in Power BI.

See Cross-filter and cross-highlight later in this article for details. The rest of the data remains visible but dimmed. In most visuals, highlighting doesn't remove the unrelated data. In general, highlighting isn't filtering. Filters remove all but the data you want to focus on. The experience is almost exactly the same in Power BI Desktop. This article introduces you to filtering and highlighting in the Power BI service. For example, clicking "Example" in the select field below, and then holding down Shift and clicking "Items" highlights all four available options.Filters and highlighting in Power BI reports Then, hold down the Shift, click the last item you want to selected, and then let go of the Shift. If a program doesn't support a marquee, highlight the first object in the series. In the animated picture, we are selecting nine picture files. Once you release the mouse button, the items contained in the box are highlighted. To draw a marquee, click-and-hold the left mouse button outside the area of the items, and then drag the marquee to the opposite diagonal corner. In many programs, you can draw a marquee around the items you want to highlight. Users may highlight multiple objects at once using the mouse or mouse and keyboard. How to highlight multiple e-mails, files, icons, or other objects If you want to individually highlight files, hold down the Ctrl on the keyboard and while still holding the Ctrl, single-click each file you want to highlight. You can move to the end of a paragraph to highlight the full paragraph or keep holding the mouse button down and select multiple paragraphs or pages of text. There is no limit to how much text can be highlighted. Below is an example of how text can be highlighted. Once completed, all text from the beginning to the end should be highlighted. While holding the mouse button, drag the cursor to the end of the text and let go of the mouse button. Press and hold your primary mouse button (commonly the left button). To highlight text using your mouse, position your cursor at the beginning of the text you want to highlight.