Power BI – Clear all Slicers Button

The March 2023 Power BI update included a new button, Clear All Slicers. This allows you very quickly add a reset on a report for the slicers. It partly replaces the previous method explained in https://hatfullofdata.blog/power-bi-resetting-slicers-with-a-bookmark-button/ YouTube Version Adding the Button Head to the Insert ribbon and under Buttons select “Clear all slicers”. Nothing else needs to be done, although...

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Power BI Adoption in Your Business

So you’ve found Power BI, you’ve created amazing reports that answer every question your business has. Yet when you look at the stats your reports are not being looked at. People are still returning to the old spreadsheets and creating their own pie charts. What has gone wrong with your Power BI adoption? You might have adopted Power BI but...

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Power BI – 5 Stars SVG

In the Feb 2023 Power BI Update they introduced image width in a table formatting. This means SVG images now don’t have to be square, so we can now do rectangle images. So I ported Stars SVG code I had in my Power Apps series and added this post to my Power BI SVG series For this post we are...

Power BI – Take Over a Dataset

People change jobs, move projects so that dataset is no longer part of their job. So another accounts need to take over that dataset.

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Power BI Dataverse Connector – July 2022 Update

In the July 2022 Power BI update, they updated the Dataverse connector. The connector now uses the display names from a Dataverse table. Dataverse columns have internal name and display names and previously the display names were not available. YouTube Version For those who prefer a video version. New Connection Let’s start with a brand new Dataverse connection. When you...

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Power Automate Child Flow

Occasionally it is useful to break your flow apart into separate flows. For this you need to create a child flow or two. There is one tweak I always forget, hence this post. Create the Child Flow When building child flows you need to follow these rules Above is a very simple example. The trigger has an input of location...

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