This video talks about how to create custom links that apply report level filters. This is super cool and provides a ton of wide flexibility when building drill down reports. In this example Patrick talks to […]
This week I had a number of team members tell me how difficult it was to share a PBIX file and the corresponding data between team members. The department hasn’t committed 100% to the idea of […]
March is an exciting month, and with this release of Power BI we have been given some long asked for features. One such feature is the ability to import a color theme. The color theme […]
For a while now I have been longing to spend more time learning all the ins and out of Power BI embedded. From the line of work that I do, I can see a number […]
For those of you who are following my tutorials, you are most likely to understand that each tutorial comes with it’s own data source. This has been intentional so we can both walk through the […]
Power BI has been an continually evolving tool over the last year. The Matrix visual is powerful and mimics much of the functionality of a Pivot Table within Excel. I will admit, the Matrix visual […]
This past week I was talking with the big guy up north, jolly old fella, and the discussion came up about his toy production levels. Santa was complaining about how hard it was to measure […]
This tutorial is a variation on the month to month percent change tutorial. This specific exploration in year over year performance was born out of reviewing my google analytics information. The specific analysis question I […]
In the October update of PowerBI Desktop we were given a number of really useful features, ranging from a new Date Slicer, Grid lines, Grouping, Binning, Top N Filters, and R-powered custom visuals. For the […]
The Pareto chart is a handy visual, but is not so easy to build in either excel or PowerBI. In a Pareto chart, information is provided about an individual product or category as a bar, and […]
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