Power BI just removed one of the biggest pains in reporting.
Visual Calculations are now Generally Available.
Running totals, moving averages, rank… all directly inside the visual.
No DAX. No extra measures. No more waiting.
I put together a 10-second video showing exactly how it works.
This is going to save report authors (and us) hours every week.
Which calculation are you most excited to stop writing in DAX?
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Support for visual calculations, and their lineage, has arrived along with support for enhanced meta data (#PBIR). Get insights into lineage so you can make changes to visuals, reports and semantic models with confidence. Try it out: app.datavizioner.com/signup#visualcalculations
✨Redesign Labels with Visual Calculations in Power BI
If growth numbers are what matters most, here is how highlight what HAS CHANGED, not just what IS.
Step 1: Build the Base Chart: Combo
Create a chart with two columns for the same category.
Step 2: Use Visual Calculations
Add visual calculations for positive and negative markers.
Step 3: Add Invisible Lines and Markers
Use the visual calculations for line Y-Axis. Add and format the markers.
Step 4: Scale Markers
Increase the marker size to the maximum.
Step 5: Add Marker Labels
Create a label measure, for example a year difference.
Assign it to the marker label.
#powerbi#labels#report#design#visualcalculations
✨Adding Context to the Numbers with Visual Calculations
Moving average range in 3 main chart types.
Step 1: Visual Calculations!
Create Moving Average, then calculate MA Min and MA Max inside the visual.
Step 2: Axis Constant Lines
Use axis constant lines with shading for MA Min and MA Max. It will show the range between both values.
Step 3: Chart Variants
Apply the same logic of step 3 for:
• Line Chart
• Combo Chart
• Bar Chart
Step 4: Moving Average Focus
Add for moving average bar Error Bars to reinforce the range on bar chart. Make bar 100% transparent
Next Power BI Design Transformation begins in 29 days! 🚀Link below
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Just finished watching @JayPowerBI present on Visual Calculations 😀 What a wonderful session and I'm excited on the future with #VisualCalculations, a step towards a more intuitive DAX experience in #PowerBI.