✨Viewing Subtrees
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Within every organization, numerous teams operate with designated team leads and managers overseeing their respective functions. Each team comprises leaders and subordinates forming a hierarchical structure.
In a scenario where the Chairman wants to see the subtree structure of the technical team with its manager then, we can use the functionality “Set as Top Node”.
Set as Top Node enables you to designate a specific node as the top-level node with its subtree structure. It allows you to analyze based on a more detailed hierarchy.
Report viewers will be able to navigate and view the Subtrees as required, by using the below steps:
Hover over the specific node
Click on the ellipse Icon
Select the “Set as Top Level” option.
Where the Technical Director: ”Janae Barrett” will be set as a Top Node with his complete team structure.
After generating the subtree structure, you'll notice the "Back to the Top Node" button positioned at the top left corner. This feature allows you to easily revert to the original structure with a single click.
Adjacent to the tabs located at the bottom left corner, you'll find the home button. By simply clicking on this button, you're swiftly taken back to the original state.
After hovering over the Icon we can see the cross symbol to delete the home page button.
Hover over the Tabs and Click on the ellipse icon, we get the option to 1. Rename 2. Make as Default 3. Hide 4. Cross Icon to delete the tab
In the edit mode/while developing the report in Power BI desktop, when constructing the subtree structure, a new tab is automatically generated at the bottom of the page. This tab works as a storage container where the subtree structure is stored for future reference and utilization.
