Tag: Conditional Formatting

Conditional Formatting with Transparency Hex Codes

Conditional Formatting with Transparency Hex Codes - Enterprise DNA

One of the best ways to implement conditional formatting is using the Field value option in the Visualizations pane. There are numerous reasons why this conditional formatting method is better than many, and one of them is that you can use the transparency masks on hex codes which we will discuss today. You may watch the full

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Highlight Highest & Lowest Values Using Quick Measure In Power BI

Highlight Highest & Lowest Values Using Quick Measure In Power BI - Enterprise DNA

Quick Measures Pro is a powerful external tool to streamline data analysis and visualization in Power BI. In today’s blog, we will learn how to create a quick measure to highlight the highest and lowest values in the dataset. We will use Quick Measures Pro to create a new measure in Power BI that can

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How To Sort & Filter Chart In Report Builder

How To Sort & Filter Chart In Report Builder - Enterprise DNA

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to sort and filter data in a chart in Report Builder. This tutorial will show you how to filter by year and performance. In addition, a quick discussion on how to format a chart using the Properties pane is also included. Filter Chart Data In Report Builder Filter Chart

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Expression Builder: Applying Conditional Formatting On Paginated Reports

Expression Builder Applying Conditional Formatting On Paginated Reports - Enterprise DNA

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to apply conditional formatting in your paginated reports. The primary features used are the Expression Builder and the Placeholder Properties. Conditional formatting helps highlight specific data in your report. This is especially useful when you’re dealing with tons of data. With Expression Builder, you can program your report to

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Custom Visual In Power BI: Learn How To Control Font Properties In DAX

For this blog post, I want to take some time today and introduce you to a custom visual in Power BI that I’ve started using which provides a lot of flexibility and capabilities that are not possible within native Power BI visuals. You can watch the full video of this tutorial at the bottom of

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