Category Archives: Power BI
Embedding Power BI reports into Webpages- Part 2
In this blog we going to Set which page to open when the Power BI report is embedded We can do the customization in the embed code as per requirement for the page loading. We have to open the report and click on each page and note down the URL to get page name So … Continue reading Embedding Power BI reports into Webpages- Part 2
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How to use a Custom URL for your text column in Power BI
In this blog I am going to explain you how to create a custom URL for your text column in Power BI desktop. You can create hyperlinks in tables and matrix in Power BI desktop. Before jumping to use a new feature in Power BI desktop, I am showing you how we had done previously. … Continue reading How to use a Custom URL for your text column in Power BI
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Send an e-mail to any audience when Power BI data alert is triggered
In this blog I am going to explain you how to send an e-mail to any audience when a Power BI data alert is triggered. Step 1: Create a sample of Power BI report using visuals like gauge, KPI or card title. Step 2: Publish your Power BI report on app.powerbi.com site. Step 3: Pin … Continue reading Send an e-mail to any audience when Power BI data alert is triggered
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Add effects to Power BI Buttons
Hello Friends, in this blog we will see how to add effects to Power BI buttons. Steps: Open Power BI desktop and select blank button from ribbon. Now add a rectangular strip to your button to look more attractive with the following configuration. Now add another button with transparency 50 % in default state just … Continue reading Add effects to Power BI Buttons
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“What If” Parameter in Power BI
This blog will explain how to use “What If” Parameter in Power BI desktop. Via What If parameter in Power Bi can easily give you the ability to dynamically transform your data. Using this parameter will allow to demonstrate how your data change under various scenarios. For example, how much revenue would you have if … Continue reading “What If” Parameter in Power BI
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Top 20 Best Practices of Power BI
In today’s business intelligence world, Power BI has become a beloved among many. In this blog, I am going to cover Power BI best practices, that will assistance to you while developing the Power BI report. Company Logo Use the logo in their background. Data Timestamp to show, when it was refreshed last We can … Continue reading Top 20 Best Practices of Power BI
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How to bring “AI” to Power BI
The February 2019 release of Power BI Desktop unveiled a new, out-of-the-box visual to Power BI called Key Influencers. Key Influencers is Power BI’s first Artificial Intelligence (AI) powered visualization. Microsoft has long incorporated AI capabilities in Power BI through features such as Natural Language (Q&A) and Quick Insights. However, with Key Influencers report developers now have explicit control in leveraging … Continue reading How to bring “AI” to Power BI
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Quick Tips For Formatting SSRS Reports
The tips for formating SSRS reports have been covered here. The Default margin settings have been given as to avoid the blank page issue And give the report a formal look. Also, how to Align Page Number in center of the page has been showed. Default margin settings:- Aligning Page Number in center of the … Continue reading Quick Tips For Formatting SSRS Reports
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Why you should Migrate from Excel to Power BI for Reporting
Microsoft Excel has traditionally been the go-to reporting tool for businesses, but Power BI offers powerful analytics and reporting features for organizations. With faster experimentation with visualizations, statistical functions and calculations across broad datasets and ability to derive answers on the fly through the rapid recombination of fields, it is clear that Power BI delivers … Continue reading Why you should Migrate from Excel to Power BI for Reporting
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Time zone Conversion from Microsoft D365 for SSRS Reporting
Introduction: Converting Date/Time values according to a time zone is quite challenging task in SSRS Reporting. For D365 CRM online we can achieve this using CDate Function. I will demonstrate how to use CDate function with a dynamic time-zone parameter. Step 1: Add this reference to the report properties: Click on “References” and then click … Continue reading Time zone Conversion from Microsoft D365 for SSRS Reporting