I would like to know which component is what allows us to insert video game posters with other data.
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In that demo report they are not importing or storing the image Power BI, they are using a multi-card visual with an image URL, that will display the image from the URL reference.
Here is a video on how to do it.
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I need to visualize some data on a heatmap. I can do it with the heatmap visual, but it does not have the drill-through functionality. Can someone confirm if I am making a mistake or not?
Also, I tried to use Filled Map visual, it works perfectly except I cannot have it as a heatmap. So can someone direct me in the right direction on how I can create my heatmap and have a drill-through functionality?
This is the heatmap app I used:
Drill through works with a filled map:
Try the heat map feature on the Microsoft-provided Azure Maps visual:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-add-heat-map-layer
I am trying to replicate a report created in Spotfire into Power BI. I am stuck with one of the visuals. Any work around or idea will be appreciated.
I tried creating this chart in Power BI into a stacked bar chart viz but that does not help.
I'd use two stacked bar charts. Add some text boxes if you need them. Use the 'Lock Objects' on the format page to stop things from moving around. Lock and hide the filter pane if you need to. Put a nice background behind it to create am impression.
See this image for reference:
I am trying to show the Unmatched set's details label['12316 (31.4%)'] in RED Color instead of black color(highlighted in yellow in the attached pic for ref).
Note - I have checked Format under visualizations and when I change the color in details label, both sets are changing.
How to do that without affecting Matched set['26901 (68.6%)'] in the same donut chart.
Attached the working area pic for ref.
Searched in many places and discussed with persons who worked a lot in power bi stuffs. At this point of time, there is no option to edit particular details label alone in Donut Chart.
This is at idea/feedback level alone. May be , hopes Power Bi will implement this in nearby future.
If you also want this in power bi, let the power bi community to know this things and give your votes at power bi site's feedback - https://ideas.powerbi.com/forums/265200-power-bi-ideas/suggestions/40505656-conditional-formatting-donut-charts
I have been following this link to show images in visuals. Currently, it works for table visual (converting image into base64 text and modelling the column as Image URL format). However, I like to show image in Slicer visual.
Idea is to show image in Slicer to filter data in Matrix visual data which are available on same page. I have achieved to filter matrix visual by showing data as List view & Horizontal Orientation in slicer visual. But how to show image in slicer visual?
Any idea or clue are highly appreciated.
The standard Power BI slicer doesn't support images to enable selection by that method. The 3rd party Chiclet Slicer does. It will support it via direct url, or you can wrap the base 64 image in a url(ish) for example.
<img src=”data:image/jpg;base64,/9j/4QuLRXhpZgAATU………r3v3Xuve/de697917r//Z”/>
I have recently started using Chart.js for data visualization. I am able to do the visualization. My client also want that graph to be downloaded with data information. I know I can do it by giving print button from screen and show relevant data.
But is there a Chart.js feature available which can download this graph as well as the information in actual numbers.
Here is a Stack Overflow answer that points out the way to go: Save the underlying canvas data as Base64 encoded string as image.
Chart.js chart save as image