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The simple and easy to build and design reports in Microsoft Power BI.

Reading Time: 4 minutesFrom a creative standpoint, it’s disheartening if you’re often trying to get users past a Table and Export mentality with Power BI. What otherwise could be a strong BI tool …

Maybe you want your Power BI report users to get be notified of some changes that occurred. And, you want that displayed within the report. Patrick has a way you can do just that!

Have you ever tried to use your browser to zoom in on a visual in a Power BI report? If you simply published your report and then zoomed in, you might have experienced something like the video belo…

Progress update for Jan 2021 on “Deneb”, including some new changes that are moving towards improving integration with Power BI.

I found this interesting chart on Datawrapper.de and it made me think about how (and whether) my chart selections also changed over time. (Datawrapper is a pretty cool tool that allows users to upl…

With this conditional formatting technique, you can show your users a message on the visual (using text or images) instead of a blank visual.

Paradigm BI Posts - Paradigm BI and Active Business Intelligence Updates - Adaptive Cards for Power BI is a simple concept that is designed to be easily implemented.

Back in May, we released a public preview of a new personalize visuals experience. With this new capability, you can empower your end-users to explore and personalize visuals all within the consumption view of a report. For example, your end-user can change a measure, a dimension, or the visualization itself. Now this month, we are excited to announce that the feature is now generally available!

Drill through from cards is a common requirement in Power BI reports. In this blog post, I'm showing two ways to configure it.

Recently, Dave Ruijter posted a blog about a library containing all the Azure Icons. He shared all icons in his GitHub repository which allows you to directly connect it to the tool Diagrams.net (p…

Regarding using Charticulator for creating custom visuals, I come across one of the visuals in the Charticulator gallery and I decided to follow it up to see how it created. So I manage to create a dataset that has ranking, name and amount. In this example, I am using Carbon dioxide emission data for each…

To start – this problem is fairly common, but also pretty niche. If this scenario does not work for you, hopefully it will at least spark some ideas on how to use conditionally formatted butt…

Choosing good colors for your charts is hard. This article tries to make it easier.

I recently published my color contrast report in the Power BI Data Stories Gallery. It allows you to enter two hex color values and then see the color contrast ratio and get advice on how the two c…

I often get this question: "Is it better that I create this calculation as a snapshot table in Power Query (or T-SQL, or the data source), or write DAX measures for it?" If you ever had a scenario of creating a report of snapshots, you know what I mean. "Should I have a table for…

I was recently brought into a report design review to see what we could do about performance of the report page load. The model was optimized and the DAX was running very quickly, but they were see…

Video by: Reid Havens Learn how to add a different image to each button state in Power BI. Creating rich interactive buttons for the end user experience . Links/Resources: Curbal: The Ultimate Button Resource Travis John's Falcon Toggle Button

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I recently posted a graph to twitter and asked people to explain it. Let’s look at the graph. Chart from Fitbit showing my step count from April 1 through May 23. The graph is from Fitbit. It…

How to set up dynamic page navigation and drillthrough in Power BI.

Power BI Bookmarks, the secret behind many sleek reports, It revolutionised the entire PBI Report design approach. Initially, Bookmarks were portrayed more as some saved views, which can be used…

I see lots of chatter on Twitter and other media about the use of “small multiples” as a great way to communicate information across different subsets of data – yes Jeff Weir(d), that means you. I thought I would write a quick article about the concept to draw your awareness [...]Read More »

This month we are incredibly excited to announce a new visual personalization feature to allow your end-users to explore and personalize visuals all within the consumption view of a report! Check out the full blog post to learn more.