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You will find two files in the below folder github.com/SunoMath/Power_Bi/tree/main/Datasets 1. Readme file 2. Sport Products Sales Analysis.xlsx (dataset)

Can you please share the file?

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Thank you for your kind words Nishant! Glad you found this content useful.

Thank you! To display the SVG, make sure to set the measure's data category to Image URL in the Measure tools tab. If this isn’t done, you’ll see the SVG code instead of the visual itself.

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Glad you enjoyed it! We truly appreciate your support.

Hello, happy to share. For the best fit, you can try resizing the image height and width in the visual pane. You may also have to check the viewBox dimensions. The width or height of the viewBox should match or exceed the dimensions of the largest shape or text to prevent any clipping.

@@drivenBIdata thanks!!

Please check out our blog in the description for the country code. You'll find a detailed walkthrough there.

You can find all the files here -> github.com/SunoMath/Power_Bi/tree/main/SVG%20Blink%20Animation

You can find all the files here -> github.com/SunoMath/Power_Bi/tree/main/SVG%20Blink%20Animation

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That's an excellent question. Something we tried to work on as well. Unfortunately, we don't have an option for that. But we will update you here if we find any workaround in the future.

We will definitely look into this and upload a video soon.

@@drivenBIdata Bro, API via Datasource use chyth work chythtndo?

Do you mean when you export it as a table? When exported as table it will be converted to the code structure. If you are referring to something else, please do let me know.

Thank you.. You can find the code and PBIX file here -> github.com/SunoMath/Power_Bi/tree/main/SVG%20Blink%20Animation

You can find all the files here -> github.com/SunoMath/Power_Bi/tree/main/SVG%20Blink%20Animation

Thank you!

Thank you 🙂

Absolutely! The same can be done with any SVG image.

You can find the PBIX file here -> github.com/SunoMath/Power_Bi/tree/main/SVG%20Blink%20Animation

You can find all the files here -> github.com/SunoMath/Power_Bi/tree/main/SVG%20Blink%20Animation

Here is the measure for color -> Color = SWITCH(TRUE(), SELECTEDVALUE(Parameter[Parameter Fields])="'SportProducts'[Units_Sold]",[Units_Sold], SELECTEDVALUE(Parameter[Parameter Fields])="'SportProducts'[Revenue]",[Revenue], SELECTEDVALUE(Parameter[Parameter Fields])="'SportProducts'[Operating_Margin]",[Operating_Margin], SELECTEDVALUE(Parameter[Parameter Fields])="'SportProducts'[Operating_Profit]",[Operating_Profit],BLANK())

Thank you!

You can find the code and PBIX here -> github.com/SunoMath/Power_Bi/tree/main/SVG%20Blink%20Animation

You can find all the files here -> github.com/SunoMath/Power_Bi/tree/main/SVG%20Blink%20Animation

Thank you !

Thank you! Appreciate your kind words.

Hi, You raised an excellent question. Yes, it's possible to achieve that. We just need to add a calculated table and an additional measure. I've made the necessary changes to the file, which you can find in the path below. github.com/SunoMath/Power_Bi/blob/main/Dynamic%20Sorting/Top%20Bottom%20With%20Dynamic%20Sorting%20with%20two%20measures.pbix

Glad you found it useful! You're welcome.

Thank you. Glad you found this useful

You're welcome

You can find the code for Gradient Bar here -> github.com/SunoMath/Power_Bi/blob/main/SVG%20Bar%20Charts/Gradient%20Bar%20Chart Will post a detailed blog soon with all the resources here - > drivenbidata.wordpress.com/

How would he do that

You can find the code here. I will soon post the PBIX as well. github.com/SunoMath/Power_Bi/tree/main/SVG%20Bar%20Charts

It's the sample dataset from Power BI

Soon will post a detailed blog with all the resources in the blog and the PBIX file in the github repo--> drivenbidata.wordpress.com/ github.com/SunoMath/Power_Bi/tree/main/SVG%20Bar%20Charts

You mean using an image in place of the axis label in a column chart?

@@drivenBIdata I would like to replicate this with a stacked Column chart