Featured image of post Power BI – Using Inactive Relationships in a Measure

Power BI – Using Inactive Relationships in a Measure

In this post I will show a simple example of how to use a different relationship between two tables in a measure. The example I will use is a list of tasks with start and finish dates. The request is for how many tasks start per week and how many finish per week to be plotted on a column chart.

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Featured image of post PowerApps – Using JSON Function to Save Pictures

PowerApps – Using JSON Function to Save Pictures

In this post I will be explaining how to use the JSON Function to simplify the saving of multiple pictures from a PowerApp to a SharePoint library using Flow. There have been many wonderful workarounds to do this, finally we now have a slightly less Heath-Robinson method.

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Power BI – Conditional Formatting Update

The June 2019 update for Power BI included a few updates for conditional formatting, for visual backgrounds, titles, cards and gauges. This post is my take on the updates and on how I prefer to do the logic behind choosing a colour. Full details of the June 2019 update can be found at https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/power-bi-desktop-june-2019-feature-summary/ Applying Conditional Colour Formatting This update...

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SVG in Power BI – Part 4 – Adding SVG Text

This is the fourth post in my series on using SVG in Power BI introducing SVG text and actually solves one of the niggles I had with doing KPI figures in Power BI. I didn’t get to do this part as part of my session which started this series. Here is the list of posts.

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