This post covers how to embed a Power BI chart from a published report into a Power App, handling a tile that doesn’t appear and then filtering the embedded chart.
Today’s challenge was to replace the values on all the columns in the query when I know the columns will change so I don’t want to name them.
In this post we will use dynamic containers to arrange out content so it moves to the planned location at the different screen sizes. We will need to calculate the screen size and then use it to position and size the containers. This post assumes you’ve done everything in the first 2 posts. Calculate Screen Size In order to make...
A responsive app resizes the app based on the browser window and moves parts of the app to make the app work in different screen sizes. The most common sizes to handle are monitor, tablet and mobile phone. Create the Responsive App In the video and for my example I design the app based on a the larger size and...
Before you start a responsive app you need to plan where each element will be on the screen at the different screen sizes. Planning is vital.
This post walks through a simple use of the coalesce function to prevent a measure returning Blank. This function was introduced to Power BI in March 2020.
The new hierarchy slicer allows for data to be sliced based on different levels. This will reduce the number of slicers required on a report page.
When your report has a bunch of slicers and charts that can also add filters to the page resetting back to no filters can be painful. So we need a quick way to reset slicers. This post walks through the steps of creating a bookmark and the using that bookmark to reset the page by clicking a button. Introduction This...
Power BI reports can be made more flexible using simple slicers to allow your report consumers to slice and dice the data shown.
This post walks through connecting to Project Online to visualise the data in Power BI. This is the first post in a series of building a set of reports.
