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[SaKhan]

Hi. 

I am working with my PowerBI dashboard there i used Guage , i took help from experts via Fabric Community but still my problem is not solved. so i was thinking  "looking for live, hands-on assistance to troubleshoot your Power BI Gauge visual"  Is it possible that ?

My Guage is not moving as per Plan Type choosen , if i didnot choosen any Type it should be at its maximum value. it is still stucked at same place for all types and instead of maximum value in my case it shows double of current type selected. I tested different Dax expressions , set maximum value filter but unfortunately no one works

[Bibiano_Geraldo · Accepted solution]

Hi @SaKhan , 
Look that in this image nothing was selected and the gauge is full filled with Max Sales:

Now look that when i select a segment in slicer the the fill change in gauge but it keep my maximium value of my sales:

To achive this aproach, Try the follow steps:

I imagine that you have a measure to calculate weight forecast like this:

Sales Amount = SUM(financials[ Sales])

Now create a second measure for static Max Weight, something like this:

Max Sales = 
CALCULATE(
    [Sales Amount], //measure created before
    ALL(financials) //removing all applied filters in table, replace the table with your own
)

Now in your Gauge, put the [sales amount] measure (in my case) in the value field, and Max Sales in Maximum value as you can see below:

Note: replace table and column names with your owns.

If this post help you, please consider to mark as solution and give a Kudo.

thank you

[JD_1111]

Hello everyone, I don't know if I'm in the right place. I need support for PowerBI.

I´m missing the PowerBI add-in in Powerpoint. This is blocked for me. I will appreciate if anybody could help me in this case. Thanks, Jasmin

[123abc]

Hi Jasmin! You’re in the right place for Power BI support! The Power BI add-in for PowerPoint can sometimes be restricted by an organization's admin settings, which may prevent you from enabling it on your own. Here are some steps that may help:

1. Check with Your IT/Admin Team: Often, admins can unblock specific add-ins for users or make them available in Office apps. Reach out to your IT department to ask if they can enable the Power BI add-in for PowerPoint.

2. Try Power BI Service Embedding: As an alternative, you could embed reports directly from the Power BI service into your presentation using screenshots, or export visuals as images or PDFs if the add-in is not available.

3. Permissions and Licenses: Make sure you have the necessary permissions and licenses (such as Power BI Pro or Power BI Premium), as this may impact access to some add-ins and features.

If your admin team enables the add-in, you should be able to access it under Insert > Get Add-ins in PowerPoint and search for "Power BI."

Let me know if you need more guidance!

[SaKhan]

Sorry its not Possible. I am using live data from OnePlan

[123abc]

plesase share your sample file (pbix).