Adjusting axes and formatting numbers.
Posted: Wed Jan 22, 2025 5:25 am
The visual calculation on the y-axis of the line would be:
MovingAverageThreeQuarters = MOVINGAVERAGE([Sales Amount], 3)
Support for field parameters.
In the October Power BI updates, we've enabled the use of visual calculations with field parameters. This allows you to add a visual calculation to a chart that contains a field parameter, and vice germany telegram data versa. Field parameters make it easy to quickly change what's displayed in a visual. For example, you can create a field parameter to let users choose which attributes of a dimension to display. In this case, a field parameter called “Product Attribute” can determine what the visual calculation returns for the percentage of grand total.
Actual vs. Target: Comparison between actual and target values.
4. Formatting functions:
Sorting and sorting settings.
Tooltips and grid lines.
Data and series labels.
5. IBCS Topics Support:
Diversion bars.
Series tags.
MovingAverageThreeQuarters = MOVINGAVERAGE([Sales Amount], 3)
Support for field parameters.
In the October Power BI updates, we've enabled the use of visual calculations with field parameters. This allows you to add a visual calculation to a chart that contains a field parameter, and vice germany telegram data versa. Field parameters make it easy to quickly change what's displayed in a visual. For example, you can create a field parameter to let users choose which attributes of a dimension to display. In this case, a field parameter called “Product Attribute” can determine what the visual calculation returns for the percentage of grand total.
Actual vs. Target: Comparison between actual and target values.
4. Formatting functions:
Sorting and sorting settings.
Tooltips and grid lines.
Data and series labels.
5. IBCS Topics Support:
Diversion bars.
Series tags.