Introduction “Fill Down” and “Fill Up” are powerful features of Power Query, a data preparation and transformation tool in Power BI. These features are used to populate values within a column based on the values of other cells in the same column. These operations are extremely helpful when dealing with datasets that contain null values, making data standardization and cleaning Read more…
Conditional formatting is a Power BI feature used to change the color of values on visuals based on conditions or rules. Learn how to do it in this article.
In this article, we’ll introduce two different approaches to easily combine Power BI Excel files stored in a folder on our local machine and present good practices.
It is common to compare actual values and targets to know if we are doing well or not. With Power BI, you can accomplish that in several different ways. For example, you can use conditional formatting in a table or a matrix to color the background or the font or add icons next to the data to quickly check if Read more…
In today’s data-driven world, the ability to extract and analyze data from various sources is crucial. One common scenario is extracting data from a data lake, which serves as a centralized repository for raw and transformed data. In this blog post, we will explore how to use PowerShell to query Databricks tables through an ODBC connection to accomplish this task Read more…
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namically change the formatting of data visualizations based on certain conditions or user interactions. It provides flexibility and enhances the interactivity of reports and dashboards, enabling users to customize the appearance of their data dynamically.
In today’s data-driven world, effective data visualization is essential for transforming raw data into actionable insights. Microsoft’s Power BI has emerged as a leading business intelligence tool that enables users to create engaging and interactive visualizations. One of the most popular visualization types is the pie chart, known for its simplicity and ability to provide a quick understanding of the Read more…
You’ve probably already checked how to import a Power App to a new list. However, when you try to import it to a list form and that app already exists, it won’t be available to update and selecting new app will result in an error: One or more resources didn’t import. See the error details to resolve the issues, and Read more…
Power Apps forms is an excellent tool to connect and customize SharePoint list forms, but when they include a MultiChoice Field, is only provided a combobox where its not possible to use the feature of ‘Fill-in’ choices of the field. When you add an edit-form, and connect it to the Sharepoint listPower Apps creates a combo-box for the multichoice field Read more…
