In this blog post we walk you through how to build a waterfall chart in Power BI, using a real GDP by industry example to show incremental change from one period to the next.
In this blog post we walk you through how to build a Power BI slicer that looks like something you'd find in a modern web application, using nothing but the native Button Slicer, some simple DAX, and a hosted image.
In this blog post we walk you through how to create a fully native GANTT chart in Power BI, using only a Matrix visual and some DAX.
In this blog post, we provide a detailed tutorial to dynamically replace multiple column values in one step in Power Query using some simple M programming. This data transformation step is applicable in Microsoft Power BI and Excel.
Conditionally formatting line charts in Power BI can be a frustrating experience. Although the tool does not provide a built-in way of doing this – there is a trick! In this post, we walk you through how to conditionally format line charts in Power BI.