I'm trying to copy a visual from one page to another in my dashboard, and want to edit the DAX Expression linked to the visual. The trouble is when I edit the DAX for a visual on Page 2, it updates the one on page 1 as well. How do I de-link the formula to update it on Page 2?
Thanks,
Viswanath
I believe you simply need to create two separate visuals in your report. One that displays the result evaluated by the first DAX code, one that displays the result evaluated by the second DAX code.
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On powerBI, we can easily filter data with joined table for example, but I would like to get the query behind the result, it's possible to extract the query DAX from exemple from a visual ?
Best Regards
Yes you can, first go on View->Performance analyzer
Then click start recording and refresh visuals:
And there you have the Copy query button which contains the underlying DAX query.
I have two visuals in the report stacked on top of each other
by default, both of the visuals occupy 50% of the space.
I want functionality like 2 buttons to focus on each visual.
Now, when I click on the 1st button it should make the 1st visual 3 times the size of the 2nd visual. Similarly, when I click on the 2nd button it should make the 2nd visual 3 times the size of the 1st visual.
How to achieve this in Power BI. Thanks in Advance.
You can use two different visuals where if you select the data it will just be highlighted.
As of now we could see that is not supported by Power Bi, if you are using the visuals then you have to adjust it prior you publish your Dashboard.
Power BI does not currently support dynamic resizing of visuals. But you can achieve this by using two versions of the same result by mutually using the visibility function.
This is very strange, I have been working on this table(model) in Power BI and one of the columns is Timestamp. I used it as the axis for one visual but now the column is gone and no longer in the columns in the Field section on the right, though the visual is still working fine. What could have happened?
You could have accidentally deleted it...
Go to Transform Data to get tot he PowerQuery editor.
Click on the relevant table and then look at the APPLIED STEPS. Click on each one from the bottom up to preview the data at the selected steps to see where it has gone wrong.
Also check your data source - has it disappeared from there maybe?
I am new to Power BI and with the limited time given, I am stuck at how to come up with:
Below Table B-Row1 ("1/20" and "M"-Monday cell) - how to
specifically place the date measures in their specific cell and put
it in one column?
How can I merge the cells under the Total column?
How to add all the numbers from the Type1 and Type2 columns and place it in the merged cell in #2?
Any clues/direction/links on how to achieve the Target Table B below will be much appreciated.
PS. Below Table A. Current is just using Matrix Visualization in Power BI.
You can't exactly do what you are after. PowerBI allows you to rapidly put amazing visuals together however that comes at the price of lack of (easy) flexibility. You could build your own custom visual or look in App Source for a visual that does this, or build the Visual in some other tool (via custom code).
However, I'd recommend sticking with the PowerBI matrix, which will give you a cascading drill down and work out how best to align your data to it and other out of the box visuals. Once you start to delve in to convoluted work-arounds to give users data in exactly the format they request you start to burn a lot of time. Look for alternatives to tell the data's story and work with your end-user to buy in to it.
Just wanna share that I have resolved my problem not using one type of visualization, but through using 3 different visualizations in Power BI. I used:
1 Table visual for Date column
1 Table visual for Total column
1 Matrix visual for the Code+Type mapping and counts
I also used DAX function to get the Date format and another DAX function used for both Total and Code+Type counts(to filter data according to the specified date).
Thanks for the response, #Murray and #RADO.
I'm pretty new in Power BI and have a problem with the drill-through filter.
Here is what my table looks like:
When I add a drill-through filter on another report page, I can't use on this page right click-> drill-through whereas if I add a filter for the rows (KSt in this case) it works. I've tested it with several data types and everything except the date format seems to work. Do you have any ideas how to solve this issue?
Ok I solved this issue by selecting Time Period instead of Date Hierarchy. Now the drill-through filter works.