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There are different types of dates you may want to track when you are viewing visuals or data. In prior posts, I have covered #2, #4, and #5. This post will cover #6, when your Power BI model was last refreshed. The Setup In one of my posts, I talked about dynamic text where if…
The word “pitchforks” is coming up more frequently in my YouTube videos. We are now in the midterm electioneering cycle, summer is here, and the anger seems to be growing as well as some insanity. A couple of little notes that I’m seeing: Those are the items that come to mind very quickly. Quick look…
I’m currently tracking a bunch of products in Power BI to see whether tariffs or the Iran war is having an impact on our affordability. But their update (or Next Release Date) do not happen on the same day. So, I have what I call an Index page to show me through what date the…
This week I’m going to do something a little bit different in Power BI to kind of give you ideas of ways to construct your visuals. I’m calling this particular idea “the sliding dates chart” where you select your date using a slicer and then watch how the chart change over time. Power BI page…
I’m still on a Power BI kick so this post will address gradient maps in Power BI. I’m still using the unemployment data. In situations like this, gradient colors in maps are a very useful way of depicting how events are shaping up throughout the country. Here’s the map I’m addressing today: The source of…
I continue to play around with Power BI alongside with generative AI and am looking some very fascinating things from AI (CoPilot in this instance). Today I want to write about dynamic texts where the state name and the URL changes in the citations to the FRED site. There is no denying that the AI…
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