I made and shared a chart link like http://localhost:8080/superset/explore/p/g6xky0yBdoL/,
There is a dynamic condition "where engid = {{engid}}" in the data set in the chart. How can I append the parameter "engId" when using the chart link to access, so that the same chart can display different data by "engId".
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Currently, it seems like Dynamic M query parameters (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/connect-data/desktop-dynamic-m-query-parameters) can be changed by slicers or manual editing of the query.
Drillthrough (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/create-reports/desktop-drillthrough) can be used to apply filters to existing tables or visualizations. It just filters data rather than changing the data.
However, I am wondering if it is possible to combine both and use drillthrough to directly change a Dynamic M query parameter's value to change the table/visualization. Thanks!
I have a CSV file that has a list of wineries in one column and the state they are in, in another. What would I need to add to the data in Power BI in order to create a visualization that shows how many wineries are in each state?
For example, I have a CSV file that has 2 columns. One says the name of the winery and the other column has the state it is located in. I need to create a visual in Power BI that shows how many wineries are in each state. For instance, there are 999 wineries in California, ect.
I am very new to Power BI, so I do not understand all the codes and measures. So I am trying to figure out what needs to be added in order to show a visual like this.
I want to create a target and current amount of data in a power KPI chart. I have tried a lot but the lines are not shown properly in the chart. I have attached a screenshot of my chart.
I want to show the target and the current status separately via lines per month.
try using Gauge Visual it will give you both in this i am unable to understand your data can to please share what are the fields you are using and how
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/visuals/power-bi-visualization-radial-gauge-charts
above will show you how to use Gauge
Drag the line-chart from the visualizations pane and then add Date to axis then drop current and target values under the value field.
If not working then post sample data to work with.
We are utilizing an excel monthly report in our power bi project that has added measure columns, and we keep the sheets the fields pull the data from in one folder. When we get each month's updated excel sheet, would we be able delete the old one, add the new report to the folder with the exact same name as the old, and refresh the power bi query to use the new updated data? All the column headers would remain the same, the only thing that would be changing is maybe the amount of rows and the data within them. If we were to keep all the names the same, the only thing changing is the data sheet itself (not the column headers just the data) would the added measure columns remain and work? The measure columns act as column data multipliers and filters, and it would be a pain to make new ones each month.
Thanks
Yes. If the file path and filename and sheet/table name all remain the same, Power BI won't know the difference and you shouldn't have trouble if the columns and headers stay consistent.
Additionally, if you don't want to rename the file or delete/move older files from the folder, you could do a Load from Folder query and sort by date created/modified and grab the top row instead of specifying the filename.
There's lots of info on binding freestanding DataTable objects to DataGridViews, but is it possible to bind a DataTable which is embedded in a DataSet to a DataGridView? How would I go about doing so?
The reason I'm asking is because I have a program which has multiple DataTable objects being used which need to be saved and loaded from single files, which is where the DataSet object comes into play. I then need to display data from these various DataTables in different parts of the GUI.
Yes.
DataTables that are inside of DataSets work just like other DataTables.
You can bind to one like any other table.
grid.DataSource = someDataSet.Tables["SomeName"]