PowerBI.tips

New Layout – Splash o Red

January 19, 2018 By Mike Carlo
Building Reports
New Layout – Splash o Red

First off, let me say WOW!  The announcement of Layouts was well received by the Power BI Community.  Thank you so much for the positive feedback.  So much so, that I got excited and developed another Layout, Splash o Red.

This new layout is called contains two pages.  It uses the drill through feature to navigate from the main page to the sub page.  The demo below shows you how it works.  I hope you enjoy this new layout, you can download it here.

To see how to load data into the Layouts check out the following video below.  It will guide you through the process.  Additionally, each layout download will contain an instructions sheet just in case.

You can check out all the layouts here.

[products columns=”4″ category=”Layouts”]

#power-bi

Previous

Introducing Layouts

Next

Adding Data Types Within Query Editor

More Posts

Aug 13, 2026

Fabric as a Backend – Ep.554

Mike has been building apps on Fabric as a backend since January, and he's coining it FAB. The case isn't that you already own Fabric — it's that the workspace identity, git integration, and SQL database remove the wiring you'd otherwise do by hand in Azure.

Aug 11, 2026

Crawl, Walk, Run with AI in PBI – Ep.553

Meagan Longoria's five-stage maturity model for agentic Power BI development gives Mike and Tommy a framework to argue with. They mostly agree — except on the crawl stage, where Mike thinks starting with an MCP server beats starting with a chatbot.

Aug 6, 2026

Power BI Desktop Bridge – Ep.552

Desktop Bridge gives agents a local server to drive Power BI Desktop — reload files, check report state, and take screenshots so the agent can verify its own work. Mike and Tommy agree on the prerequisite: don't use it without skills.