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Video by: Reid Havens
Given how much fun I had making the SVG sparklines in last weeks video. I thought I'd explore what other things I could do with the image rendering ability inside of Power BI tables. In this video you'll see that you can also render full SVG images, as well as animated GIFS using DAX.
SVG image converter I used to create the zelda hearts: Link
GIF creator I used to create the animated doom guy face: Link
Video by: Reid Havens
With the recent update that allows tables in Power BI to render SVG images. We can now create interactive charts and sparklines directly inside of the tables. Learn how to leverage DAX to create well designed sparklines in this video.
Video by: Reid Havens
One of the hurdles with writing M code in Power Query is knowing which functions to use, or which are available. Learn about an easy way to access the entire current list of available functions in the query editor with this simple technique. Plus have access to a Power BI file I created which contains all functions and their related metadata, organized into a report.
Related Article: The Great Function Project: Part 3 - by Mat Herring
Video by: Parker Stevens
Today's video is a guest post from Parker over at BI Elite. Parker has generously agreed to do a guest video for my channel, where he'll explain how to use DAX to create a ranking based on multiple columns. So give it a watch and see how quickly and easily it can be done.
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Reid Havens’ early love affair with analytics has, over the past decade, turned into an evolution into data visualization and report design in Power BI.
Since then Reid has been writing articles and creating YouTube videos to share the word of BI, helping to inspire the next generation of Business Intelligence enthusiasts.
