Power BI has several ways of improving your reports, conditional formatting is something that will really enable what you do. When you start to think through your reports, you realise that it is important to maximise the value people get from looking at them, so use formatting and KPI’s to direct your audience and their activities.
Let us know how you feel about formatting like this and how you have used it to better drive the right results from your reports.
00:00 – Introduction
00:41 – Control Chart – Feedback
02:40 – EXPLAIN – Demo 4 – Hierarchy
03:15 – TECHNICAL – Demo 4 – Hierarchy
07:21 – EXPLAIN – Demo 5 – Highlight Min or Max
08:25 – TECHNICAL – Demo 5 – Highlight Min and Max – Initial DAX measure
11:20 – TECHNICAL – Demo 5 – Highlight Min and Max – Create new Measure
15:00 – TECHNICAL – Demo 5 – Highlight Min and Max – Matrix table
20:57 – EXPLAIN – Demo 6 – KPI’s: Basic vs True
21:15 – TECHNICAL – Demo 6 – Basic KPI – Conditional formatting based on a separate measure
23:16 – TECHNICAL – Demo 6 – True KPI – Build a true KPI within Tabular Editor
29:24 – Conclusions