I'm struggling with reusing one chart multiple times in one dashboard in apache-superset.
Is it possible to somehow reuse one chart several times in one dashboard with different values of filters applied? This would be very useful for viewing same metrics in different segments / for different products / customer types / geographical areas etc.
I couldn't find a way how to do it. Although it is quite straightforward to set different filter value for, say, different tab of the dashboard, it is not possible to add the same chart once it has been added to the dashboard, so only way I came up with is to copy each single chart in the dashboard n times where n is the sum of different filters I need.
I'm trying to create a dashboard having 20+ identical charts for 10 products in 5 countries, similar situation in different departments here..
Letting the users select each filter value from the dashboard filter is unusable as no one will want to do it and and hence will not do it.
Any advice how to achieve this or something similar would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for any advice in advance.
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I have a report like this:
It's got three tabs, based on three separate SQL queries (and Power bi queries) of our database.
One tab is based on all the subjects we have in our program
One tab is a query of a database with all the staff associated with all the
subjects in our database
The third tab (that I am working on now) is from a query of all the subjects in our database that need reconsent. The way I envision all three tabs working is that you start in the first tab, filter to the subjects you care about, and then those slicers/filters affect the next two tabs.
My problem is:
I dont know how to get the slicers/filters in the first tab to affect the others. I was able to get the second tab linked by just merging those two queries (there's pretty much 100% overlap) and just using "one" dataset for both.
I've tried "manage relationships" and created a relationship between the first query subject mrn and the third query subject mrn... but even though there's a 'relationship' between the two... thats not enough for slicers on the first tab to affect anything on the third tab. How do I do that?
I asked this on the power bi forum as well and was given some followup questions that I'll add info from here:
The sync slicers setting is on:
And if I go look at the table on the third tab, it says a bunch of slicers are currently affecting it:
(I changed the slicer values between taking these screenshots, dates look different in each)
Also here is a photo of the relationship between queries in the model:
So to repeat/rephrase:
Let's say I use slicers on the first tab to filter to 10 people coming in the next week (which are in one query). Lets say 1 of those people exists in the third query as someone who needs reconsent. How do I get only that one guy to show up on the third tab with his info from that query?
I am new to PowerBI and was hopping that someone could help me out.
I have several bar charts as well as tables with multiple variables for which all of them share one common column. The issue I am facing is that I want to sort the bar charts or tables based on a specific column and want the order for the rest to be updated simultaneously. Do you have any idea how I can achieve this?
Thank you in advance!
I've trying out Power BI to solve some visualization problem in my organization and I've been working on desktop version of Power BI to try out its features.
I'm stuck at few issues and cannot find our way out of this.This is a sample view I've been trying to create:
Figure 1:
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We've a dataset containing Product Opinion across gender, Age Group, Geography etc. and we want to pivot the opinion across different parameters as shown above.But when we use Matrix view of Power BI and add two parameters in columns, it creates a drill down view as shown below:
Figure 2: 2
On adding multiple fields in the column section we get an option to move down to next hierarchy as shown below:
Figure 3:3
Although we have the option to move down to hierarchy ,we are unable to show then side by side as we've shown in Figure 1.
Is there a way we can get the visualization as given in Figure 1 ?
Also, Currently the columns and rows are automatically sorted alphabetically. Is there a way we can adjust the column and row position as per our needs?
To sort the rows in a custom order, you will have to create an index table. The below link walks you through the steps involved:
http://www.excelnaccess.com/custom-sorting-in-power-bi/
Now, to achieve the visualization you are looking for, the only way I can think of is to create two matrix visualizations (One for gender and other for age group) and place them in such a way, that it gives the illusion of the same table. There might be a better way to do this, but I these workarounds work just fine. Hope this helps.
I'm new to Power BI but am not seeing something that I feel should be pretty common report functionality. I have a cognos report that has a list grouped by specific fields, each item in the list has fields, etc. Each "item" is repeated in the list.
Can Power BI do something similar to this functionality? I have been looking at multi-row cards, tables, etc. but I'm not seeing a repeater control or something that would allow to mimic this functionality? The multi-row cards would work but I can't style them how the customer wants or needs b/c they are printed and need to match a certain format.
Even the single cards, if I could drop all the fields I need as single cards, format them how I want. Is there a way to have all rows repeated in a "list/set" of those single cards? Right now when I drop a bunch of single cards and a splicer it displays the first record and that is it? Surely there is a way to get all the records.
Here is an example (I need the formatting to remain basically the same, each row from data source represents one page that looks like this)
Thanks,
Tim
I don't think this is possible in Power BI yet. A muti-row card has similar functionality, but is not customizable enough to match what you are trying to do. Custom formatting is one of the drawbacks of Power BI at this time.
You can vote for this idea on the Power BI Ideas site, but I'm guessing it's not a high priority for Microsoft for now.
We have been conducting a survey within our business and I will shortly be preparing the results to share with a number of internal customers.
The number of survey respondents is around 700, so I want to allow the people looking at the reports to be able to filter the data to identify trends according to the demographic and organisational groups identified within the report (sample data below).
What I am looking to do is present the information in a way that prevents the users from using a combination of the slicers to identify the responses of specific individuals.
I wanted to obscure the results for cases where the group of people selected is less than 5 individuals and created the following measure:
[Anonymised Rowcount]:=if(COUNTROWS(('Table1'))<5,0,[RowCount])
However the results it gives aren't quite what I need:
I want all the values of [Anonymised Rowcount] to be zero when the combination of slicers gives me less than 5 active rows in the table.
I'm getting a zero in any columns when the count for that column falls below 5.
NOT the desired result!
I've tried various combinations of ALL() and ALLSELECTED(), but I've not yet managed to come up with a correct combination the will give me a count of the rows in the table that ignores the column, but respects the slicer selections. My attempts so far have either given me every row in the table, ignoring the columns and slicers, or only the selected rows within each column heading.
EDIT:
Main question resolved
I've found the Solution using:
[Anonymised Rowcount]:=if(COUNTROWS(ALL('Table 1'[Question 1]))<5,0,[RowCount])
Bonus Question: Does anyone have a more elegant way of obscuring the results of small groups than just setting all the responses to zero.