Creating a Heatmap Chart Combo Using Deneb - with Daniel Marsh-Patrick

Daniel Marsh-Patrick joins me once again to walk through creating an awesome Heatmap and chart combo visual using the Deneb bespoke visual creator he developed for Power B!

Deneb is a Power BI visual that exposes these languages and lets you bind data from your model to them. We'll spend some time exploring the tool, showing you how to get started, and creating some simple examples.

If you like the visual please leave a review on AppSource as it helps support Daniel and the development of Deneb!

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Daniel Marsh-Patrick joins me once again to walk through creating an awesome Heatmap and chart combo visual using the Deneb bespoke visual creator he developed for Power B!

Deneb is a Power BI visual that exposes these languages and lets you bind data from your model to them. We'll spend some time exploring the tool, showing you how to get started, and creating some simple examples.

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[DAX] Anti-Patterns Episode Four: FORMAT() Function (with Daniil Maslyuk)

A lot of videos and articles teach you how to write [DAX]. In this video Daniil Maslyuk and I will show you you how avoid bad [DAX] patterns! This episode will focus on Time Intelligence considerations and the FORMAT() function.

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Daniil Maslyuk, MVP, is an independent consultant and the author of the official Microsoft Power BI exam reference books.

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More Object Design Optimization with Shadows in Power BI

Video by: Reid Havens

Learn about yet another way I've found to use shadows to provide borders to objects, reduce the number of unique objects on a page, and work towards report-level load time optimization.

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(Livestream Replay) Effective use of Bookmarks and Buttons - with Ben Ferry (Power BI Guy)

Creating a report in Power BI should always include a stage of design that considers appropriate functionality for the end users. Though data transformation, modelling, and calculations are of course vital steps, failure to consider functionality can often, especially in the initial roll-out of Power BI within an organization, hinder user acceptance, or at the very least, overshadow the good work you have done preparing the data. The use of buttons and bookmarks can be a key element in your report preparation.

Bookmarks are a simple concept, but their value lies in their adaptability and often in the imagination of the report designer. This presentation aims to show how buttons and bookmarks can be leveraged to create sleek functionality, not only adding useful elements within your reports, but also giving you many other options as to how your data can be visualized. From absolutely essential buttons which should grace all reports, to niche bookmarks which serve as a sneaky workaround, the purpose of the presentation is to show how buttons and bookmarks, though sometimes tricky to set up, can make your life easier, but more importantly, help you create a report which does the data justice.

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Ben is Senior Data Analyst for online and highstreet opticians in Germany. Working with Power BI since 2017, he is one of the lucky few who can count his job as his hobby. Ben’s main pleasures in Power BI come from exploring and defeating APIs with Power Query, finding new tricks to achieve interesting reports and spreading the good word of Power BI.

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