Have you ever written a DAX measure with HASONEVALUE() and thought — “This should work!” — only to see it break unexpectedly?

Or maybe you tried ISINSCOPE() and magically, everything worked.

Both functions seem to answer the same question:

“Am I at the leaf level of a hierarchy or not?”

A sleek Power BI dashboard might look perfect, but what if it’s lying? This article uncovers how poor data preparation can create misleading KPIs, false rankings, and costly decisions. Through a shocking real-world example, you'll learn how to avoid silent analytical traps and apply best practices that ensure trustworthy insights.

Button Slicer / How to Make Images as Slicers in POWER BI ? Solved! Example HR Dashboard 

With every monthly update, Power BI becomes smarter and more user-centric. One of the most revolutionary enhancements introduced in 2024 and improved through 2025 is the Visual Calculations feature.

This blog is Part 7 in our series on Power BI Enhancements You Need to Know, and we’ll deep dive into what visual calculations are, how to use them, key functions, real-world use cases, and known limitations—all with hands-on examples.

Have you ever written a DAX measure, double-checked it, and still ended up with a result that made absolutely no sense?

Yeah… same here.

In this blog, we break down one of the most frustrating (and surprisingly common) mistakes in DAX: when a variable quietly breaks your logic.

You’ll learn:

• Why your filtered measure might be ignoring filters entirely

• How evaluation context works behind the scenes

• When using a variable helps instead of hurts

• A practical example you can recreate in Power BI

Whether you're just getting started with DAX or looking to deepen your understanding, this article will help you finally make peace with variables and avoid sneaky bugs in your measures.

➡️ Let’s dive into the logic, the gotchas, and how to fix them for good.

In my latest blog, I share how I worked around two known limitations — triggering specific forms from Power BI and fixing the app visual's rendering issue — all without compromising user experience.
Check it out and let me know what you think!

Most of us used Calculation Group as a tool for Time Intelligence measures (YTD, QTD, MTD, YoY and etc). That is true, but we can do so much more than that. In this blog I will walk you through Time Intelligence and Non Time Intelligence use cases which will highlight how flexible and powerful is the Calculation Group. 

In Power BI, effective collaboration and streamlined report lifecycle management are essential. Imagine eliminating the need to repeatedly click the "Publish" button—Power BI’s integration with OneDrive and SharePoint makes this possible through automatic report updates in the Power BI Service.

Field Parameters in Power BI are a powerful feature that enables users to dynamically select and toggle between different dimensions or measures within a report visualization. This feature enhances user interaction by offering a simplified way to explore data without requiring complex DAX calculations. In this guide, we’ll delve into what Field Parameters are, why they’re important, and how to effectively use them in your Power BI reports.

You can find the data source file, along with Power BI files containing both solutions and those without, at the following link:

Sources Adding Color Measure

Get your questions answered here about the #PBI10 Dataviz contest, happening now!

Welcome to Part 6 of our “Power BI Enhancements You Need to Know” series! Today, we’re diving into a revolutionary feature: Developer Mode in Power BI Desktop. This capability transforms your workflow, making report development more collaborative, agile, and code-centric. Let’s explore!

Meet the judges of our Power BI 10th birthday dataviz contest!

Power BI is turning 10, and we’re marking the occasion with a special community challenge: the #PBI10 Dataviz Contest! This article walks users through how to submit to the contest.

Celebrate 10 years of Power BI with us! Power BI is turning 10, and we’re marking the occasion with a special community challenge: the #PBI10 Dataviz Contest! Whether you're a seasoned Power BI pro or just getting started, this is your chance to show off your skills, collaborate with others, and be part of the celebration.