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09-24-2024 20:06 PM - last edited 09-25-2024 06:09 AM
20 Line Graphical Techniques
A collection of techniques that can be implemented natively for the line chart visual of Power BI.
Who is this demo for?
Questions this demo aims to answer?
developed by carlos barboza | June of 2024
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Great Work
I think is a really good example of how to create a type of zoom PBI project. could you send me, please a pbix example, guyensotowong@gmail.com
Hello, I'm sorry, this is portfolio work. I'm aiming to explain how each example was assembled from scratch at my YT channel: https://www.youtube.com/@spilledgraphics/videos
note: the backbone structure of formulas and setup on example "P13 Cycle plots: Seasonality" has been published at my YT channel under video name: "Power BI graphics 010: How to make Cycle plots (or Season Subseries Graphs)" - and I will make another video on specfically this example later on this year.
That's ok. I'll check the channel
Hello SotoWong, I forgot to mention on my previous reply that technique "P06 Reference Bands" is thoroughly explained here: 004: How to make non-adjacent reference bands in Power BI – spilled graphics - you will find how to set them up in Power BI plus three DAX approaches on how get the bands. Hope it helps.