WebApr 4, 2024 · Message 3 of 3 44 Views 0 Reply joaoribeiro Responsive Resident Tuesday In order to connect to more than 1 data source you need to change the live connection to a "local mode" and connect to the Azure SQL as Direct Query and then connect to the Excel File (local path, sharepoint URL, etc.). WebSep 20, 2024 · Try this: Expiration Status Val final = IF (DATEDIFF (TODAY (),'Table' [Date], DAY)<0,1, -- if expiration date is in the past return 1 IF (DATEDIFF (TODAY (),'Table' [Date], DAY)<30,30, -- if expiration date is in next 30 days return 30 31) -- else return 31 ) View solution in original post Message 2 of 7 6,502 Views 1 Reply nandic Memorable Member
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This article introduces you to filtering and highlighting in the Power BI service. The experience is almost exactly the same in Power BI Desktop. Filters remove all but the data you want to focus on. In general, highlighting isn't filtering. In most visuals, highlighting doesn't remove the unrelated data. See more You can apply filters in the Filters pane, or make selections in slicersdirectly on the report page itself. The Filters pane shows the fields in individual … See more There are two modes for interacting with reports in the Power BI service: Reading view and Editing view. The filtering capabilities available to you depend on which mode you're in. 1. In Reading view, you can interact with … See more You can explore the relationships between the visuals in your report without using filters or slicers. Select a value or axis label in one visual to cross-filter or cross-highlightthe related values in other visuals on the page. They … See more highway to hell tribute band
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WebSep 29, 2024 · Finding the lowest value and highlighting in DAX Power BI. Sometimes you want to highlight the lowest value in a Power BI visual. First you need to find it! Then you … WebApr 14, 2024 · you'll have to do the same in PBI as well as you'll notice there's no Data Type % in PBI. (unlike the Query Editor) So go to the Modeling tab select the Target % Column and change the Format to Percentage! (Data Type would be decimal in your case) Hope this helps! View solution in original post. Message 2 of 3. WebOct 28, 2016 · Here are the settings I have for a set of table values in Power BI Desktop: Note, in the screenshot below the blank value is shaded the same as the 0. I would like the blank values to be ignored. I am not aware of a way to use an IF statement to conditionally format in Power BI Desktop. Is this really possible? highway to hell vs back in black