Layouts – Microsoft – Sept 2018

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An impressive layout was produced by the Microsoft team in September of 2018.  While the layout was awesome, it was merely only one page.  Not quite up to the PowerBI.Tips standards.  We really love this layout, but it just needed some love to finish it up for the community.  We hope you enjoy this new layout in the style of the Power BI Blog Sept 2018 release.

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9 reviews for Layouts – Microsoft – Sept 2018

  1. limys –

    any way to add more slicers into the collapsible pane on the right?
    thank you for the wonderful layout

    • Seth Bauer –

      limys – you have the ability to add as many slicers into that field as you would like. The slicer would need to be added to the page and you would need to hide/show it based on which bookmark is used for the filter page. You can manipulate this by opening and using the selection pane and the bookmarks pane in Power BI Desktop

  2. Gustavo Carvalho –

    when I add a slicer to the right, when closing the panel the data comes back as it was before selecting some filter, as I do to continue filtering after closing the panel?

    Thank you!

    • Mike Carlo –

      You will need to adjust the filter panel bookmarks. There will be one bookmark to show the filters, and another one to close them out (hide them). Add your new bookmark, Turn on all the elements using the selection pane, then update the bookmark. Then hide all the items of the filter selection and update the Hide Filters bookmark. This will allow you to control the new slicer you added.

  3. DENIS –

    Looks great but I cannot seem to load my own data to the pbit file

    • Mike Carlo –

      The PBIT file is not intended to be used to load data. It is only a template. When you open the PBIT file it will automatically create a PBIX file for you. When you do this you can add data two ways.

      1. By modeling the data directly in this file, create tables, and relationships for what you need in the created PBIX file.
      2. Load a data model to PowerBI.com, Then connect to the data via a live connection. This is found under Get Data -> Power BI Datasets This will load a model that has already been published to PowerBI.com

      Hope that helps.

  4. Claire –

    Hi This looks great! Can you please share me more insights on how to create those P1 through P9 tabs? I saw this kind of navigation a lot of times but have no clue how it works. Thank you!

    • Mike Carlo –

      We recently did a video with Microsoft on this topic, Check out the following video where we walk through how to build these: https://youtu.be/xT13zTpjJMU?t=1235

  5. Gustavo Carvalho –

    Hi,

    I understand how to add a new filter, but when I add the bookmark “Page 1 – Slicers Off” the graphics are on that bookmark, and when I clicks in the panel on a filter, changes, but when I click on “Page 1 – Off” the graphs go back to what I was when I added the bookmark, I wanted to know how to do when I hit the button for the marker “Page 1 – Slicers Off”, it keeps filtering, without the graphics coming back as they were before.

  6. sar –

    this is a stunning layout in power bi. i need the theme used in this report
    where do i get it ?
    thanks

  7. Oded Dror –

    Hi Mike,
    I copy and paste slicer 5 on page 2 to see if I can add another slicer then I on the bookmark hide I hide it and updated the bookmark and show bookmark did the same things
    But it did not response as expected what I did wrong?
    Thanks,
    Oded Dror

    • Mike Carlo –

      This is because the bookmarks will have to be re-mapped for the newly added slicer. When you add elements after a bookmark has been created you will likely need to update the bookmark so that it hides / shows what you are expecting.

  8. Hemanth –

    Hi Gustavo Carvalho,

    Click on the ellipsis for the bookmark “Page 1 -Slicers Off” and uncheck the Data option. Hope this solves your issue.
    Please Ignore if already sorted it.

    Regards,
    Hemanth

  9. Chad Galicia –

    This is really nice template.
    Just a question for the page bookmark buttons, how did you manage to highlight in grey when it is in selected state? Tried to replicate that but no success.

    • Mike Carlo –

      This is done by setting the hover state of a button. Each item on the left navigation menu has multiple properties for On Hover and On Click states. Those are the properties we are adjusting in the button.

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