Is there a way to change Power BI interface to a dark theme? I don't have a old version on Power BI to revert to, and since they've released the new version the interface seems to be light only.
I have tried to look in File>Options and Settings>Settings but I can't see any options there for any themes.
Power BI Desktop only comes with the light theme since the interface change about 6 months ago, and there is no 'dark mode' at this time. MS have stated that it is on the roadmap for Power BI Desktop, but as of Nov 2020, there is no confirmed date.
There is an Power BI Ideas for this option which you can vote for, which is in the top 5 of the voted ideas so far.
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Previously, my Power BI file had the option to format the card value. But now it’s missing. I installed updated the Power BI version too. There isn't any option to format the value color conditionally in card visual.
It's a bug with an imminent fix. It should be fixed in version 2.109.782.0 according to the discussion on Power BI forums:
Conditional Formatting missing in September release
I make 2 page for night and day in Power bi, I want by passing time in the night background go dark and in the day background back to white , I Don't know how choose page with Dax Code ? Thanks friends
Currently, Power BI doesn't support this feature.
Is there any way how to create visuals dynamically?
Simply speaking, once data is refreshed it shows 7 customers. PowerBI will show me 7 graphs for each one. Next time I refresh I have 12, so I will have 12 visuals.
Thank you #Jacek Wróbel; I did not know about this visual.
Reviewing this I noticed Small multiples were added into PowerBI December 2020 and while I was hoping for the Donut visuals, it's more then enough for the solution I was looking for.
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/announcing-small-multiples-public-preview/
I'm here because I have not find the way to change the display units the way I wanted.
For example, for Millions the system shows M. But I want to show MM instead.
How can I do that?
Thanks.
You can't
In Power BI Desktop your options are limited to:
You're not the only to be bothered by this though.
There's an improvement issue in the Power BI forum here:
Customize the Display Units property in a visual. If you're a registered user you should definitely leave your vote there.
I want to ask a question related Power BI.
How to create a week filter which by default report should launch a time period selected in Power BI?
I ready created a
tID | Filtertext
7 | 1 week ago
14 |2 weeks ago
...
-values
in Power BI it looks like this
How I can use it as a filter and select certain period in report?
thank you so much.
I would use the Relative Date slicer & filter feature built into Power BI. It can cater to all those requirements and many more - its easy and intuitive.
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/powerbi-desktop-slicer-filter-date-range/
No modeling preparation is needed - it is set in the report page design.