A page fills up fast when every slicer sits on the canvas next to your charts. The tidy answer is to give the slicers their own page that users open when they want to filter and leave when they're done — but in Power BI that's more moving parts than it sounds. You need a hidden page, a copy of each slicer that stays in step with the original, filter and back buttons with their own default and hover icons, and a bookmark that opens the page. Get the slicer link wrong and a selection on the filter page quietly fails to filter your charts.

This skill stands the whole thing up from one command. Your slicers move off the canvas, a filter button opens the page, and a back button returns — selections still drive every visual on the main page — run it with /config-page.