In the last blog an introduction to the Decomposition tree has been provided. In this blog, AI split of the decomposition tree will be explained. From last post, we find out how this visual is good to show the decomposition of the data based on different values. There is another split based on the how Read more about Decomposition Tree Visual in Power BI- Part Two[…]
Decomposition Tree allows you to visualize the data regarding various dimensions. It is all about the aggregation of data and drills down. In the first post about this feature, I am going to show how this works for a simple decomposition task, in the next posts, I will show you how embedded AI in this Read more about Introduction to Decomposition Tree Visual Part One[…]
Table visual is one of the most commonly used visuals. In Power BI, you can turn off the total row (when it won’t make sense to have the total) entirely. However, you cannot turn off the total for some columns and keep it working for the others. Using a DAX function, you can, however, do Read more about Removing the Total Value for a Column in the Table Visual of Power BI Using ISFILTERED[…]
Gauge Visual is a great visual for KPIs, however, the Gauge visual in Power BI doesn’t have the sentiment colors as an option. Sentiment colors make a gauge much more understandable, you can easily find out is the value high, low, or in the mid-range. Fortunately, there is conditional formatting that can help. In this Read more about Sentiment Colors for Gauge Visual in Power BI[…]
The Waterfall chart is a good visualization to show you changes on value over a sequence, The sequence can be time, or date or workflow steps, etc. There is also an ability in this chart that may not be visible to everyone, and that is the breakdown option of this chart. You can use the Read more about Compare Period Over Period Breakdown in Power BI Using the Waterfall Chart[…]
I have previously written about how to sort a column by another column, and I used Month Names as an example. However, still, many are unaware that the same technique with slight modifications can be applied to any other columns. You can have a text column in your slicer (product category for example), and sort Read more about Sort a Column with a Custom Order in Power BI[…]
The default behaviour of the slicer in Power BI is that it shows the result of OR when you select multiple items. For example, if you have a slicer for product colour, and then you select both “Black”, and “Blue” the result would be all records that have “Black”, OR “Blue”. Of course, you won’t Read more about Slicer with AND condition in Power BI[…]
The conditional formatting can be used in many visuals in Power BI, and I have explained an example of doing it in table visual. This feature is also available in the Card Visual in Power BI, However, I have seen a very few people using it. In this short blog article, I’ll explain how this Read more about Enhance the Card Visual in Power BI with Conditional Formatting[…]
There are always many questions about a cheat sheet to shows the existing capability for doing AI and ML in Power BI service and Desktop. In the above chart, I have summarized the capability of doing AI and ML in Power Service and Desktop for each role. I have identified three main roles in Read more about Overview of Available AI and ML capabilities in Power BI[…]
I have previously written how to create a ragged hierarchy, which can be used for organization hierarchy or chart of accounts or similar scenarios. A ragged hierarchy is a hierarchy with un-even number of levels. In a parent-child scenario of organization hierarchy, for example, the CEO is the highest level of the organization, so won’t Read more about Removing Blanks from Organizational Ragged Hierarchy in Power BI Matrix Visual[…]