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Conditionally Formatting Positive & Negative Line Chart Colors in Power BI

Video by: Reid Havens

Learn how to enhance the line and area chart visuals in Power BI by conditionally formatting the positive and negative line chart colors.

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Adding KPI Indicators to Native Line Charts in Power BI

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Posted on April 27, 2021 and filed under Power BI, Beginner, DAX, Visualizations.

(Livestream Replay) Creating an Online Media Presence - with Adam & Patrick

My friends over at Guy in a Cube (GIAC) has been producing YouTube videos for over 6 years. They also have been doing live streams for over a year. Over that time, they have dived into the gear and setups that make this happen. Join us as we talk about online digital content, how you can get started building your brand and leverage the online platforms available to you. While Adam and Patrick are known to have BANANA setups, you don’t need all of that to get started.

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Adding KPI Indicators to Native Line Charts in Power BI

Video by: Reid Havens

Learn how to add various KPI indicators to the native visuals (Line, Area, etc.) in Power BI using a bit of DAX magic.

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Hiding future dates for calculations in DAX

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Posted on April 20, 2021 and filed under Power BI, Beginner, DAX, Visualizations.

Relationship Issues With DateTime Data Types in Power BI

Video by: Reid Havens

Learn about a potential pain point when it comes to dealing with DateTime data in a fact table. You can potentially encounter an issue when joining your fact to a calendar table. Specifically if you import a Fact table into your model with a datetime column, and convert that column to a date data type in the model, instead of in Power Query. If you do this then that relationship still won't work until you make that change in Power Query.

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PQ Vs. DAX Data Types

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Posted on April 13, 2021 and filed under Power BI, Beginner, Data Modeling, Power Query.