I am very struck in this issue and I searched everywhere but couldn't found solution.I have requirement to make table which should have image column. As the default table visual in power bi don't have this kind of option.
I have 2 requirements one if I can have image column in table or if some how I can change the row color of table on some condition.
Please find the below image.
Thanks
You have two very different requirements. Let's tease them apart:
1) image columns. this is supported in Power BI tables. You need to go to your data model, ensure there is a image URL field that point to a network accessible image (no authentication) and set it to 'image url'. The image will load in the table much like what you showed. One image per column is supported. Please note that if you do this, you should scale your images in your storage to be small enough to load quickly.
2) conditional formatting on tables. That's on our backlog. Right now you can build a custom visual like Nicolo suggest.
Conditional Formatting is now possible in PowerBI:
PowerBI-Desktop-Conditional-Table-Formatting
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I am trying to make a blended data source from 2 bigquery tables. The problem I am seeing is that I am not able to add more than 10 fields as dimensions in each table for the join.
As you can see in the image below, the Add dimension option is not available for the first table. If I remove one of these dimensions, I get the Add dimension option back.
Is there a limitation on the number of dimensions that can be added to the tables of a blended data source?
A solution (that i really don't like but works) is to add all the dimensions to the report attached to the datasource and not to the blend and then pressing "blend data" in the right panel. After this, in the bind creation view will appear the datasource that was attached before with all the dimensions that you added (it can be more than 10), but you will not be able to add more if the quantity of dimensions is greater than 10
The solution I found to this was to Add the same table again to the blended data source and add the remaining fields as dimensions. In my case, it was purchases joined with purchases.
I am not sure, if this is the right approach. I just want to know if this is a limitation from data studio?
Google Studio does have limitations as stated in Docs here
Limits of tables
The number of dimensions and metrics you can add depends on the data
source used by that table:
Tables based on "fixed schema" data sources, such as Google
Analytics, Google Ads, Display & Video 360, and other Google
marketing products data sources can have up to 10 dimensions and 20
metrics.
Tables based on "flexible schema" data sources, such as Google
Sheets, BigQuery, and SQL databases can have up to 100 dimensions
and 100 metrics.
I am trying to siff through a large PBI report and for that I want to be able to determine the active measures and tables in the data model. In others words, I wanna be able to see what's being used from what's unused or obsolete in the model.
Is there, by any chance, a shortcut for that?
Thanks in advance
I think what you are after is RADACAD's amazing PowerBI Helper Utility.
This utility, once installed, is integrated in to the PowerBI external tools ribbon.
See the section at the link above around removing unused fields and measures.
Remove Not-used fields If there is a field not used in any visual, filter, or other calculations, then this is a safe field to be
removed. Power BI Help can identify these fields even if they are DAX
calculated columns or measures. Using the dependency tree of the
measure, it will identify if the field is used in another calculation
that is used in a visual or filter.
When I work in Power BI Desktop connected to SQL Analysis Services, my model looks like this,
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And the "Fields" tab on the right spans for more than a page long:
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In reality I actually use only a few tables and a few columns in those tables + my measures.
To simplify that look, I can go to ellipses near each tables title, and hide that particular table. I also can do this on "model" tab, but in my case, when I have a few dozens of tables, it is time consuming.
Is there a way how to "hide" all not used tables and columns, to help report consumers to comprehend the model and my calculations?
You can also easily hide multiple fields in Power BI Desktop. The best place to do that is to go into the Model tab. Then select all fields that you want to hide (using Ctrl or Shift with selection), and then in the Properties tab beside it, turn the Is Hidden property to On.
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.
Hi all Power BI experts,
I have a PBI report looks like below. The map on the left is an image. The data on the right comes from DirectQuery.
The users request to have the T Values to be displayed on the map next to the grid IDs dynamically based on the menu option they click on.
Is there anyway to achieve this requirement? Thank you.
It can be used with "Synoptic panel" downloaded from PBI market place. The creator is okviz. Here is the URL for the visual: https://okviz.com/synoptic-panel/
You could put a card in each rectangle with a different measure for each Grid ID.
Not an elegant solution, but I don't know that there is a good way to do this if you just have a flat image file with no programmatically defined way to map Grid ID values to map sections.