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I am so happy to hear you think it’s absolutely awesome!! Keep me posted on how your custom visual journey goes!

My pleasure and thank you for sharing!!

I love this question and thank you for asking it. Offhand I am not sure if that is possible but I am going to look into it!

@@PowerBIBro Great, please keep me posted!

Thanks for sharing and happy to hear you like it!!

Thanks for sharing and happy to hear you find it valuable!! For that error, the function does need a single parent to work properly. You’ll need to adjust your dataset removing the multiple values.

Thank you for this feedback and I’m happy to hear you love the detailed content! I’ll take your recommendation and I’ve added CICD to my video list!! Thanks for all your support!

My pleasure! Glad you find it valuable and thank you for sharing!!!

Thank you for sharing this and I greatly appreciate your support!!

Thanks for sharing and I’ll be happy to!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

Thanks for sharing this feedback! Definitely agree that placement and colors are personal choices and should be configured as you like. I appreciate your support and comment!!

Thank you!!

Wow you are so generous! Thank you!!! I am incredibly thankful for this gift and your support, I can’t say thank you enough!!

Hi thank you for your question. Essentially z-order is the front-to-back order in which visuals are organized on a page. You can choose “send backward” or “send forward” to adjust the priority of z-order overlap.

Thank you

@pallamgouthamkumar199 my pleasure!

Thank you for sharing this compliment and I’m thankful for your support!

Thank you for sharing this compliment and I am thankful for your support!!!

That compliment just made my day! Thank you for your support and for sharing!! For Co-Pilot, there are things that I do like and others I don't. I can confidently say that I do not think the auto report generation is valuable as it misses that human element of being able to intentionally craft the report story, and the formatting is way to template-like. I do really like Copilot's ability to create summaries though!! I think the narrative is awesome and using CoPilot to create DAX has a lot of potential as well. What do you think?

@ For complex DAX and more context, I usually use Claude Sonnet 3.5, as Co-Pilot has often let me down. I think Co-Pilot will improve over time, but when I last used it, it was a bit disappointing compared to what other AI tools can deliver. I’d be curious if you might also make a video on Power Apps integration in Power BI. I tried it recently, and it’s nice, but data transfers can be a bit of a hassle. Have a great day, and keep up the good work.

@GrittyDuckGrin thanks for sharing! I do have experience with PApps and will add it to my list. Thanks again for your support!!!

My pleasure and happy to hear you value the video!!

Thank you!!

Thanks!!

Haha!! Glad you like it and thanks for your support!

My pleasure! Thank you for your support and I’m happy to hear you like the video!

My pleasure and thank you for sharing this compliment!!

Thank you for this amazing compliment! I am so happy to hear you loved the info!!!

Thank you for this compliment and I am thankful for your support! Both of these are excellent questions. For #1 - yes it can sync to other visuals, if you add them to the report it should happen automatically, you can also edit the default interaction to filter vs highlight. Also, if the dimensions aren't fixed offhand I'm not sure how to easily limit the returned results. For #2 - yes you should be ablet to build a drill through, i haven't recorded a drill video yet for you to reference but here's some documentation. learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/create-reports/desktop-drillthrough Thanks for you support and hopefully this answer helps!

Thank you for this compliment and I love that you find the content outstanding! For a practical application, this is most utilized when you publish semantic models in your service for other people to connect to analyze data or build reporting. Example.. a finance team of 20 people all connect to a single published semantic model to analyze data and build reporting. Data dictionaries like this will allow them to self-serve knowledge vs having to reach back out to developer to understand the purpose/description of field or specific calculation logic. Would love to hear other ideas as well!

Glad you love it and thanks for your support! Please share with your friends and coworkers!

Thank you for sharing and I’m happy to hear you find it helpful!! For the description field, after you enter in a new description, then you’ll need to click “refresh all” and it will refresh all the info.view tables and the dictionary, then it will show up!

Glad you like it!! Yep, it automatically brings in every data element in your semantic model. So if reports share a semantic model than yes, if reports use different semantic models then each would have their own model dictionary. Hope this helps!

Hi thanks for your question! To get the display units for a detailed label on a card, you'll need to select a few items. Under reference labels, for 'Select series' choose the movie titles KPI. Then when you scroll down, for 'Select label', pick the desired label, then you can adjust the display units for that label. Hope this helps! You can get more detail on reference cards through this video as well. ua-cam.com/video/XTLo64sydck/v-deo.html

Thanks for your question and I'll be happy to help! Confirmed the github link is working as expected, here's a quick overview. Go to the github link for this file below. github.com/powerbibro/powerbibro/blob/main/PBI%20-%2020241102%20-%20Data%20Dictionary.pbix On the right side there is a download icon (arrow facing downwards, two the right of the "Raw" icon). Simply download it by clicking that download icon and you should be all set! Let me know how it goes!

Love it and thanks for sharing!!!

Happy to hear you think the tutorial is great, and thank you for sharing the Ctrl + Shift + L shortcut!!! My mind is blown by that efficiency gain, so cool!!

My pleasure and thank you for sharing!!

Thank you for this question and I can help! You'll want to update the relationship to bi-directional and it should fix it. If you scan the comments for this video you'll see the solution discussed in greater detail!

Thanks for this question!! The most important item to check first is your Power BI version. If you go check your PBI desktop version under ‘About’, what are you on? If needed, upgrade to the most recent Oct 2024 version and you should be all set.

Thanks for sharing and I appreciate your feedback!

This is a very good question and an issue I also experienced after filming this video. I found a fix and it may be applicable for you. I found that the "blank" child records were actually associated with the "parent" of that specific group. So if I filtered blanks, my numbers incorrectly dropped, as the "parents" values were being excluded. To fix this, i created another layer of logic during the PATH process. I populated the first null path/level column with the previous named value, this would capture the manager record one level before where the manager actually resides, so the manager shows up under his own name for the records he is associated with. let me know if this helps!

@ thank you for your reply, I am trying the logic presented and to no avail 😩 can you share your dax code for this logic so I can see where I’m going wrong.

Excellent question! The PBIP file concept is currently "new" and still evoling from MSFT. As part of that, there is limited functionality which is improving with every monthly update. Check out the end of the blog below, October PBI just released a new update which allows you to publish right to the service, this wasn't available before, hence the saving. Also, the saving concept ensures that VSCode has the most up-to-date code, which will then be sent to git connected workspace. hope this helps, please let me know if there is anything I can help with! powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/power-bi-october-2024-feature-summary/

Man, not taking offense in me correcting some stuff in your video make me appreciate your work and effort even more than before :)

I discovered it myself by accident some time ago :D Microsoft has done this functionality very strangely and communicates it poorly. If you don't know it exists, it's hard to guess that it can be done.

@@BartoszWegrzyn7N totally agree and I appreciate you sharing your experience as well!

came to say this! Why they dont make it easier to discover is beyond me.

It’s also worth noting you can have the same measure appear in multiple folders/sub-folders by using semi-colon “;” as a separator. It can be in two places at once!

You are spot on and I appreciate you sharing this feedback! You are completely correct Folder\Folder\Folder works just the same, I'm going to update the description to include this. Very much appreciate this feedback!

I updated the video description to have this disclaimer. Thank you again for sharing this feedback! NOTE!! -- this CAN also be accomplished without Tabular Editor (Natively) by changing the Display Folder to Folder\Folder\Folder, essentially separating each level by "\". I was incorrect to state that it had to be tabular editor only!

thank you for saving me 10 minutes. Will avoid this channel.

@@hyperadapted this channel is awesome. You should most defiintely NOT avoid it.

Great question and happy to hear you think the video is excellent! In order to utilize these features, your tenant admin who manages your PBI Service, needs to enable some Azure map settings. Check out this article below which provides more details and let me know if this helps! learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-maps/power-bi-visual-manage-access

Excellent question! For this specific card visual, it will only function with one column of data. You can try a couple of different/creative solution options utilizing multiple filters though. Maybe create a another slicer of some-type for the other columns, or create a KPI filter for each of the columns you want to filter on. Hope this helps and let me know what you decide to go with!

Thanks for sharing and I'm happy to hear to enjoy the content! Yes, it is definitely possible to filter results to only negative values, there are a couple of potential ways to achieve this. You can filter the visual directly, via the filter pane. Whatever value you choose, within the filter pane filter to values less than 0. Or.. you could update your data model to include a Boolean true/false column if the specific value is negative, then add that to our report. Let me know what you decide to go with!

Great question and thanks for reaching out! Currently this slicker does not allow for reference labels (which could used to add a target value), or detail labels. Currently, you'll only be able to display a callout value to my knowledge. If you find a workaround or another way to solve adding targets please do share!

Thanks for reaching out and happy to help, appreciate your question! For a quick clarifying follow up, are specifically referring to the general apps or the new organizational apps feature? If it's the new org apps, you'll need to have your PBI admin turn this feature on in the tenant settings of your service. Check out this article below and see the "Prerequisites for creating org app items" section. Hope this helps! learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/consumer/org-app-items/org-app-items