Today, we’ll show you how to connect Power BI and Power Automate platform. One simple use case for this is if you have a Power BI report that lists customers, clients, and members of your own team in a list, and you want to be able to cycle through each one and do something for
I’m going to show you how to work through complex DAX formulas. Extensive DAX formulas in Power BI are normally used if there are unique insights that you want to show on your reports. You can watch the full video of this tutorial at the bottom of this blog. One example of a scenario where
In this blog post, I want to teach you how to show your customers moving through groups over time in a dynamic way. You can do this ranking visualization in Power BI using a unique slicer. You may watch the full video of this tutorial at the bottom of this blog. When I click This
What I’m looking to achieved here is to showcase how you can create a table on the fly in Power BI, then place a column of that table into a slicer to then extract or ‘harvest’ a value inside a measure. You may watch the full video of this tutorial at the bottom of this
