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I want to create a visual/ table report with indicators like the following (the one highlighted in green). Is this possible??
@vanessa Unfortunately you have to do this in PowerPivot and then import to PBI
the feature is described here => https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/powerbi-desktop-import-and-display-kpis/
So ANYONE who wants to be able to create the KPIs inside PBI
Please Vote here
In your screenshot, I'm seeing infront of one measure "traffice light" icon is displayed. How can this be achieved?
Hi, I'm trying to create traffic light indicator and I have data model already created using Powerviot.
After created data model using Powerviot, I have created KPI spreadsheet and this is loaded to PowerBI.
However, when I create table using data source loaded, it does not show traffic light indicator but showing "-1" or "1" value instead.
Can anyone let me know how should I go about this?
Thanks in advance!
Hi Sean,
I have followed your instruction and created kpi in powerpivot.
When I import to PBI desktop, the kpi (or the pivotpivot table) is not found. But when I import to PowerBI onilne, the kpi is there.
May I know how to correct this?
Many thanks.
Are you using the latest version of the PBI Desktop?
2.34.4372.501 64-bit (April 2016)
If not you may have to turn on the Preview Features (see Vanessa's post and picture on Page 1)
I tried the approach mentioned in the link, but I am not able to see the option Preview Features > Use KPIs from Power Pivot or SSAS Tabular in the Option and Setting tab. Is thia preview feature no longer available?
@vanessa It seems this feature has been enabled by default in the latest PBI - so don't worry it will work!
However don't forget you still have to create the KPIs in Excel PowerPivot and then import into PBI
That worked. Thanks.
But after importing the excel sheet, all my earlier report pages have disappeared and not all tables/files have been migrated. Is there a reason for this? Do i need to recreate all the pages again?
@vanessa Yes the process is kind of frustrating.
Only Power View Excel Sheets get imported - and not even all Power View visualizations are supported.
That's why I encourage people to Vote and hopefully the PBI Team will get behind the Idea of KPIs inside PBI.
They just recently marked "Under Review" one of my Ideas - which will go great with KPIs
So hopefully it's just a matter of time
I closed and re-opened my pbix file in which i imported the Excel sheet. But the KPI field is no longer available. Any idea about this?
@vanessa I have not encountered this but I'll see if can duplicate it tomorrow - will let you know...
its strange though??? Is the rest of your data still there and only the KPI Measure(s) gone?
I deleted the file and created a new 1. I did not encounter the earlier issue. The KPI is available even after closing and re-opening.
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