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I have 2 questions related to Power KPI Matrix 3.1.1.0 custom visual :
1. Is it possible to provide page navigation links within the same power bi to individual row level metrics for this chart?
2. I am trying to create KPI Indicator and value using the Power KPI matrix visual to track %MoM change, however the colored indicators are not visible. I have included the column for "KPI Indicator Value" and the value is showing correctly, however I am unable to understand what to include in the "KPI Indicator Index" field, am I doing this correctly?
Thanks for your help in advance.
Hi
Alright, let's walk through both your Power KPI Matrix questions one by one — I'll explain it naturally but precisely! 🎯
✅ Short answer:
Direct page navigation links are NOT supported inside the matrix rows natively.
💬 Longer explanation:
Power KPI Matrix 3.1.1.0 is mainly built for metrics display, KPIs, and historical trends inside rows — not for navigation actions.
You cannot embed a hyperlink or a page action directly into a row cell.
Workaround?
➔ Use "Button" visuals separately with Dynamic Page Navigation based on a selected metric.
➔ Or you can create a separate Matrix/Table visual (not Power KPI Matrix) using URL icons/links, but not inside Power KPI Matrix itself.
👉 If you really want navigation at row-level, you'd need to design something outside Power KPI Matrix (using tables/buttons).
✅ You're halfway correct!
You're placing the KPI Indicator Value properly — that's the field that defines the metric you are evaluating (like % MoM change).
BUT!
KPI Indicator Index is separate and essential for showing the colored indicators.
What is "KPI Indicator Index"?
👉 It’s a field that classifies whether the KPI is Good, Bad, or Neutral.
Power KPI Matrix expects:
A field (numeric or text) which represents the "state" of the KPI.
Typically:
1 → Good (Green Up Arrow)
0 → Neutral (Yellow Sideways Arrow)
-1 → Bad (Red Down Arrow)
Suppose you have %MoM Change measure.
Now create another calculated column or measure like:
KPI Indicator Index =
SWITCH(
TRUE(),
[%MoM Change] >= 5, 1, // Green if growth >=5%
[%MoM Change] <= -5, -1, // Red if drop <= -5%
0 // Otherwise Yellow
)
✅ Then:
Put %MoM Change into KPI Indicator Value.
Put KPI Indicator Index into KPI Indicator Index.
Now you should see the arrows with color properly!
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