What-if parameters for running scenarios and performing scenario-type analysis on your data. What-if parameters let you look at previous data and examine possible outcomes if a different scenario had happened, which makes them powerful additions to your Power BI semantic…
Small multiple charts are a set of charts of the same type on a grid, allowing you to easily compare values over the different other charts. I’ve imported financial sample dataset. Suppose I want to plot the Profit of the…
There is a lot of custom visualizations that you can use to make a report. Power BI offers a good set of in-built visuals such as 1.line chart 2.bar chart 3.funnel chart 4.KPI 5.map 6.pie chart 7.donut chart, etc. You can…
Objective: 1. How to use Q&A Visuals 2. Key Influencer 3. Smart narrative 4. How to use decomposition Tree visual to break down a measure Objective of AI Visuals: The fastest way to get an answer is to ask a…
The Fields Parameter feature is one of the newest features for Power BI, as per the monthly release of May 2022. What is Fields Parameter?Previously we had to use lots of bookmarks to create dynamically changing visuals? But now, with…
What is Error Bars?Error bars are agraphical way to visualize the uncertainty of data .They give a general idea of how precise a measurement is, or conversely, how far from the reported value the true (error-free) value is.Error bars help…
A what-if parameter in Power BI allows you to create dynamic scenarios and analyze their impact on your data. By defining a parameter, you can easily adjust values and see how they affect your visualizations and insights in real-time. In…
