Your channel content is a game changer👍 I made my dashboard show employee profile pic by watching your other video. Gonna implement this gender svg icon today. Thank you!
Thanks for the support. In exchange for my content I need you to tell me what exercise I can do to increase my bench max. I am at 215 and the goal is 225lbs by the end of the month. lol
@@DapperDash Sure thing! I'm no expert, but here is my 2 cents. 1. Frequency is the key to increase your bench. Try to get 3~4 bench sessions per week. 2. Incorporate bench press variations such as close grip bench press, Spoto press, pause bench press, and Larsen press. 3. Train your stabilizing muscles by doing dumbbell bench press. Your weekly workout schedule will look something like this: Bench session 1: dumbbell bench press Bench session 2: Close grip bench press & body weight or weighted dips Bench session 3: Larsen press & Your normal bench press Bench session 4: Pause bench press or Spoto press For each exercise, do 4~5 sets. Pick a weight that you can only do 6~10 reps. Not too heavy, and not too light. Do the above bench sessions for 2 weeks (8 sessions total), then test your 1 rep max. Let me know if you have any questions!
Wow, that's awesome! There's so much potential with manipulating SVG images! You could include all of the geometric data in the model and combine it with the Play Axis custom visual to show animations all within Power BI! Nice work 👍
Hey, if you ever end up creating any animations using SVG, let me know. I would be interested in seeing different ways that people utilize it within Power Bi. Appreciate the comment.
This is an incredible Tutorial. But I have a question, What should I do if I need the filling up of Mask from top to bottom,(like emptying the Cup)? please help me
Hey Dapper Dash. Great vid. Haven't tried it yet but will. Comment / Question: when you were coding in Notepad ++ you cautioned against using the double quote ( " ). In PBI you created a measure with the code and updated the color using a hexidecimal color code. Did you use double quotes to update the color code? Looks like you did but the image quality on my screen made it hard to tell. Thx
Thanks for the great video! how would you work with slightly more complex SVG images within Power BI that have multiple paths that are broken up in the code (e.g. d=)? Appreciate any insights!
It is very possible. I have only used infographic designer a few times. I'm not 100% sure of all its capabilities. Definitely worth looking into. Thanks for the suggestion.
Yes it could have and easier for non-technical users. Still good te learn how we can do it ourselves as infographic also has it's l limitations. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Man thanks for the tutorial, i have a qeustion it works in a new Pbix file but if i copy the code to my existing dashboard it ony works static. Where i refer to a measure in the icon code it doesnt work. If i make a new dashboard with the exact same code and data it does work. For the old dashboard i make a new page without any filters or anything
It should work exactly the same way. As a matter of fact, the male and female svg images shown are actually made up of two different parts. One is the body and the other is a circular svg that makes up the head. If you look closely at the svg code, you can see it is just a circle.
I was wondering if you have any sense of whats going on. My SVG images just dont render in Power BI. I downloaded a bunch of them and converted them into SVG compliant images by appending the usual syntax. When I push them out to a matrix or table, I keep getting the broken image icon. I am certain that I am not doing anything wrong based upon the following evidence. 1. image data renders properly using HTML viewer. 2. I have downloaded 4 SVG images of which 1 renders in the matrix - the remaining 3 dont. Each of the 4 have identical syntax to enhance the image data to SVG. Out of frustration I used the very same icon you are using from flaticon (male) , scooped up the image data, appended the SVG prefix and suffix and pushed it to a matrix. Nothing. The bizarre part is that 1 of the first 4 icons actually renders as an SVG image while the remaining 3 do not. Also, the same code used on the male icon image data on this video (downloaded from flaticon too) doesnt render as an SVG image. Have you encountered this issue earlier? Would you have any sense what I am doing wrong????
Mangesh, I am not sure what is going on with your images. One difference between your data and mine is that my images are saved into a Dax Measure, while it sounds like yours are saved in a table as a column variable. I have not tried to work with svg inside of a table. If you are saving yours in a table, it may be better to use the image URL as opposed to the svg code in order to get the image to render. I don't believe that you would have the dynamic flexibility to alter the svg image in a table, as you would in a DAX Measure. Hopefully that makes sense.
Hello good afternoon! I followed all the steps, but when playing the filter, it does not execute the path. It is as if the formula does not run. Leaving the icon 100% filled. How can I solve?
@@DapperDash Male icone = //Define the % to be colored in: VAR percentageArea = DIVIDE('Effect'[TotalHommes],'Effect'[TotalFemmes]+'Effect'[TotalHommes]) //Define the colors: VAR fillColor="#00477A" VAR backgroundColor="#cccccc" VAR Icon= "data:image/svg+xml;utf8,
Yes, definitely. In other videos I have done, I made sure to zoom in. I did realize that it was difficult to follow using the full screen. If there was a particular section of code you needed, let me know.
Hi, I edit the SVG file with Notepad ++. However , in Notepad ++, it not show the code in different lines as yours ( Everything just in one line) How to solve it?
Hey Ngoc, if you are working in a simple .txt file, you won't have the formatting that I have. Make sure you are opening the SVG file in Notepad++. Something that should also work is changing the language of the Notepad++ file to HTML or even XML. There is a "Language" menu at the top of Notepad++.
Ahmed, I apologize for the very delayed response. Hopefully you were able to figure out your problem. My email is on the channel page. You can email me with any questions, I would love to help.
thank youuuuuuuuuuuu! Greetins from Brazil
Thanks, that was really helpful. I wouldn't have thought of using SVG images for that.
Awesome tutorials, gave me lots of ideas. Thanks a million
Great Stuff ! The flow is very detail.
THIS WAS AMAZING!! The exact step-by-step I needed
I am glad it helped!
Awesome! You're giving me more hope that I could do more in Power BI. Cheers!
Your channel content is a game changer👍 I made my dashboard show employee profile pic by watching your other video. Gonna implement this gender svg icon today. Thank you!
Thanks for the support. In exchange for my content I need you to tell me what exercise I can do to increase my bench max. I am at 215 and the goal is 225lbs by the end of the month. lol
@@DapperDash Sure thing! I'm no expert, but here is my 2 cents.
1. Frequency is the key to increase your bench. Try to get 3~4 bench sessions per week.
2. Incorporate bench press variations such as close grip bench press, Spoto press, pause bench press, and Larsen press.
3. Train your stabilizing muscles by doing dumbbell bench press.
Your weekly workout schedule will look something like this:
Bench session 1: dumbbell bench press
Bench session 2: Close grip bench press & body weight or weighted dips
Bench session 3: Larsen press & Your normal bench press
Bench session 4: Pause bench press or Spoto press
For each exercise, do 4~5 sets. Pick a weight that you can only do 6~10 reps. Not too heavy, and not too light.
Do the above bench sessions for 2 weeks (8 sessions total), then test your 1 rep max. Let me know if you have any questions!
@@jtpeace229 just to give you an update. Hit 225 today. Thanks for the help
this is mesmerizing, thank you so much! you are so bright.
Wonderful! Thx a lot
Very good stuff and extremely well explained.
Great work!!!
Keep going.
Thanks.
Wow! This is incredible 🤩
Genius! Great tutorial well explained. Thank you
Greaaat explanation !!! thank you very much, keep posting
Wow, that's awesome! There's so much potential with manipulating SVG images! You could include all of the geometric data in the model and combine it with the Play Axis custom visual to show animations all within Power BI! Nice work 👍
Hey, if you ever end up creating any animations using SVG, let me know. I would be interested in seeing different ways that people utilize it within Power Bi. Appreciate the comment.
Thank you for making this video
Thanks Rachel. Sorry if the video was difficult to see, it was my first video on the channel. Future ones should be more clear.
@@DapperDash it was great! I understand wanting to improve but don't beat yourself up!
Thanks, great video very clearly presented and concise
Wow learnt a new thing today😃 this will help me surely great content 👍
You are the true master 🏆🏆🙌🙌🙌🙌
I appreciate the kind words Ashish
Really good walk-through. SVG's have so much potential. I wonder can you use this to show a bullet like chart in a table?
Simple and AWESOME!
Just updating the tooltip with % values will look even better and replace the code that shows when you hover on the images
This is an incredible Tutorial. But I have a question, What should I do if I need the filling up of Mask from top to bottom,(like emptying the Cup)?
please help me
Thanks
Impressive!
Thank you for this vedio
Hey Dapper Dash. Great vid. Haven't tried it yet but will. Comment / Question: when you were coding in Notepad ++ you cautioned against using the double quote ( " ). In PBI you created a measure with the code and updated the color using a hexidecimal color code. Did you use double quotes to update the color code? Looks like you did but the image quality on my screen made it hard to tell. Thx
Awesome
Thanks for the great video! how would you work with slightly more complex SVG images within Power BI that have multiple paths that are broken up in the code (e.g. d=)? Appreciate any insights!
Thank you for this, very well explained. Could this have been achieved using the Infographic Designer in Power BI?
It is very possible. I have only used infographic designer a few times. I'm not 100% sure of all its capabilities. Definitely worth looking into. Thanks for the suggestion.
Yes it could have and easier for non-technical users. Still good te learn how we can do it ourselves as infographic also has it's l limitations. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Man thanks for the tutorial, i have a qeustion it works in a new Pbix file but if i copy the code to my existing dashboard it ony works static. Where i refer to a measure in the icon code it doesnt work. If i make a new dashboard with the exact same code and data it does work. For the old dashboard i make a new page without any filters or anything
How can you do with Circular SVG? Ex: Circular Progresso Bar...
It should work exactly the same way. As a matter of fact, the male and female svg images shown are actually made up of two different parts. One is the body and the other is a circular svg that makes up the head. If you look closely at the svg code, you can see it is just a circle.
Great! you’re a magician in the world of metrics.
Could you help me? I have the icon but don’t change the percents. What is the problem?
Hey Carlos. Can you provide me with your DAX code. I can see if i can help you out. My email is on the channel page, you can email me.
@@DapperDash I didn’t find your email on your channel, I’ll appreciate if you let me know here. Thank you so much!
@@Identi7 dapperdash.bi@gmail.com
I was wondering if you have any sense of whats going on. My SVG images just dont render in Power BI. I downloaded a bunch of them and converted them into SVG compliant images by appending the usual syntax. When I push them out to a matrix or table, I keep getting the broken image icon. I am certain that I am not doing anything wrong based upon the following evidence. 1. image data renders properly using HTML viewer. 2. I have downloaded 4 SVG images of which 1 renders in the matrix - the remaining 3 dont. Each of the 4 have identical syntax to enhance the image data to SVG. Out of frustration I used the very same icon you are using from flaticon (male) , scooped up the image data, appended the SVG prefix and suffix and pushed it to a matrix. Nothing. The bizarre part is that 1 of the first 4 icons actually renders as an SVG image while the remaining 3 do not. Also, the same code used on the male icon image data on this video (downloaded from flaticon too) doesnt render as an SVG image. Have you encountered this issue earlier? Would you have any sense what I am doing wrong????
Mangesh, I am not sure what is going on with your images. One difference between your data and mine is that my images are saved into a Dax Measure, while it sounds like yours are saved in a table as a column variable. I have not tried to work with svg inside of a table. If you are saving yours in a table, it may be better to use the image URL as opposed to the svg code in order to get the image to render. I don't believe that you would have the dynamic flexibility to alter the svg image in a table, as you would in a DAX Measure. Hopefully that makes sense.
hi, my problem also like yours. how did you fix this?
Hello good afternoon! I followed all the steps, but when playing the filter, it does not execute the path. It is as if the formula does not run. Leaving the icon 100% filled. How can I solve?
Could you fix it? I have the same problem.
can you post the code to your svg image? I can take a look and see why it may not be running.
@@DapperDash I'm facing the same problem too
@@wiambenmoussa6916 can you post the code to your SVG measure and I can take a look
@@DapperDash
Male icone =
//Define the % to be colored in:
VAR percentageArea = DIVIDE('Effect'[TotalHommes],'Effect'[TotalFemmes]+'Effect'[TotalHommes])
//Define the colors:
VAR fillColor="#00477A"
VAR backgroundColor="#cccccc"
VAR Icon= "data:image/svg+xml;utf8,
"
Return Icon
Thank you in advance :D
Thank you! could you please increase the font size a bit, it's very hard to see!
Yes, definitely. In other videos I have done, I made sure to zoom in. I did realize that it was difficult to follow using the full screen. If there was a particular section of code you needed, let me know.
@@DapperDash Thank you very much indeed!
Hi, I edit the SVG file with Notepad ++. However , in Notepad ++, it not show the code in different lines as yours ( Everything just in one line)
How to solve it?
Hey Ngoc, if you are working in a simple .txt file, you won't have the formatting that I have. Make sure you are opening the SVG file in Notepad++. Something that should also work is changing the language of the Notepad++ file to HTML or even XML. There is a "Language" menu at the top of Notepad++.
very good! could make model available for download?
send me an email and I will send you the pbix file along with the data set
@@valrhonafrance Thanks. I included a link in the description to a google drive where you can retrieve the pbix and excel file.
do we need to use the table visual to display the SVG visual or can we use HTML Viewer visuals from the AppSource ?
Ashley, I tested it out using "HTML Content" from the AppSource and it worked perfectly! It actually lets you adjust the size of the SVG.
thank you Sir i need your help to deal matrix in Power Bi How i can contact you thank again
Ahmed, I apologize for the very delayed response. Hopefully you were able to figure out your problem. My email is on the channel page. You can email me with any questions, I would love to help.
my name is Fabiano, I speak from Brazil. I tried to do according to the video but it didn't work. Could you give me your email so I can get in touch?
dapperdash.bi@gmail.com
Send me a copy of the code in your measure.
Mándame una copia de el code que existe dentro de tu DAX measure.
Might warn future viewers minor code knowledge required. Even if it is simple deleting.