How to create a slick way to adjust your Power BI visual

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  • Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024

Комментарии • 35

  • @michaeltenner7044
    @michaeltenner7044 Месяц назад +42

    i started with bookmarks , but now i am using field parameter for this to switch, in my opinion it is a bit easier to maintain

    • @aghalarbayli
      @aghalarbayli Месяц назад +6

      Came to say this. I used this before, but currently, field parameters do it in a second. Why torture yourself. :) However, for people who have a lot of time to deal with the design of reports, this way, you have way more chances to make it look prettier. But most of us don't have that luxury much. :)

    • @ekiksinghal8745
      @ekiksinghal8745 Месяц назад

      i was also thinking the same filed parameters are just 2 clicks away

    • @omer1712
      @omer1712 Месяц назад +2

      Field parameter's don't allow you to sort

    • @danielmichalczak287
      @danielmichalczak287 Месяц назад +3

      @@omer1712 True, but there is a trick. You can add custom sorting measure to the vizualization in tooltip field. Then you can sort it regardless of field parameter selection

    • @telmopalma672
      @telmopalma672 Месяц назад

      @@omer1712 you can sort field paramenter, change the index manually in the dax code
      You can even add another key, link it to another field parameter (with the mathcing key), and now, one fiedl parameter slices another....magic

  • @shailendranr2756
    @shailendranr2756 Месяц назад +5

    Field parameters is the right way to achieve this , I used to follow this sometimes back

  • @wowiejr
    @wowiejr Месяц назад

    The underlining thing blew my mind. Totally did not see that coming!

  • @fraggle200
    @fraggle200 Месяц назад +8

    Using bookmarks like this feels like I've went back 3 years. Some funky measures and a field parameter would get this done a lot simpler imo.

    • @Luggruff
      @Luggruff Месяц назад

      Any example?

    • @telmopalma672
      @telmopalma672 Месяц назад

      @@Luggruff go check field paramenter, and see for yourself

  • @user-vu6ge1ev5y
    @user-vu6ge1ev5y Месяц назад

    Cool idea with the underline!

  • @VeganSmasher
    @VeganSmasher Месяц назад

    That's hella slick on the underline trick!

  • @ali.jawwad
    @ali.jawwad Месяц назад

    Really helpful. Thanks for this.

  • @lmk001
    @lmk001 Месяц назад

    Very cool. I'm going to try to use it in one of my visuals

  • @pawewrona9749
    @pawewrona9749 Месяц назад +2

    Bookmarks approach would much better to change the type of visual. Honestly, for this use case I would use Field Parameters + New Button Slicer.

  • @williamthedataprof
    @williamthedataprof 9 часов назад

    Every feature has its give and take, right? I'm not a fan of Bookmarks but I think if the visual was a Matrix where you need to not only show the next level of the hierarchy but also the previous one depending on the level selected, then I suppose Bookmarks will shine over Field Parameters. Currently testing the 2

  • @gnomesukno
    @gnomesukno Месяц назад +1

    Done something similar to show shadows. Very slick indeed.

  • @kowshikkumar780
    @kowshikkumar780 Месяц назад

    Today I have got the same requirement
    I am breaking my head to implement this but your video helps me a lot 😊

  • @mtavassoti
    @mtavassoti Месяц назад

    Thanks a lot. Even if I learn a little (or a lot) that's a time well invested. Thanks for the underline trick, it was quite simple and cool.

  • @marlonholland955
    @marlonholland955 Месяц назад

    Been doin this underline trick since 2019

  • @ChrisStewart-mn5wm
    @ChrisStewart-mn5wm Месяц назад +1

    Nice video. I have a suggestion that might make a good piece of discovery work / a video people would appreciate. Paginated reports don't get a lot of love but are incredibly useful. My biggest gripe with them is the inability to set "optional" report filter parameters without the need for separate queries for each. I have 100 parameters my users may need to use "sometimes" to wean them off our older reporting tools but this is what is keeping them out of power bi and I'm not clever enough to have worked out a viable solution... are you?

  • @Luggruff
    @Luggruff Месяц назад +1

    I feel like this would break real fast in a real environment where visuals change all the time

  • @biolaobiwole4095
    @biolaobiwole4095 Месяц назад

    This is so cool!!!

  • @javiersolarirazabal7089
    @javiersolarirazabal7089 Месяц назад

    Could we do the same thing with field parameters?

  • @personalsigh
    @personalsigh Месяц назад

    Very nice

  • @prasanth1788
    @prasanth1788 Месяц назад

    Any idea how to create categorical hierarchy that he used?

    • @gnomesukno
      @gnomesukno Месяц назад

      @prasanth1788 if you right click on a field or drag and drop it on another field I believe it creates one

    • @eriknegron1047
      @eriknegron1047 Месяц назад +1

      Right click a filed and select create hierarchy. Once create you can add other fields in order to that hierarchy by again right clicking, add to hierarchy.

    • @prasanth1788
      @prasanth1788 Месяц назад

      @@eriknegron1047 thanks buddy this worked.

  • @telmopalma672
    @telmopalma672 Месяц назад +4

    Even the underline trick can be done with the new slicer visual....the bookmark ideia is just a good way to make it hard for yourself... I'm sorry but this video is waaay outdated and is missleading for people

  • @PranayPawar1991
    @PranayPawar1991 Месяц назад +2

    This is nice but I somehow feel like your content is getting repetitive and not much exciting.
    Another workaround technique.
    With too many options and functions, Power BI is getting slower and slower.
    Imagine the same technique I need to implement for all 30 visuals in a report.
    Client doesn't see the performance issue until it's scaled up to large extent.
    Can you create some videos on optimization of huge power bi report end to end.
    Including data cleaning, data modeling and data visualisations.
    Thank you