Fredrik Hedenström

Analytics Expert @YellowElk

[Fredrik Hedenström @fhedenstrom]

@SQLSocialite The problem is that only certified visuals will render in export scenarios, and since it is no longer certified it will not render, no matter what rendering technique is used.

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@SQLSocialite This is because the certification of the visual has been withdrawn, due to the use of external content (the image url). I would recommend to place an issue report to the Power BI team.

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@tokhook Hej Anders. Ja, du kan sätta en hel del parametrar i den. Ta en titt på den här sidan så kan du se vilka möjligheter som finns: https://t.co/hTJTm4xYik

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@KupoKev 1. The reports will use a live query to the shared dataset. DirectQuery works as well.
2. Yes, it works just as any dataset in Power BI.

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Blog post: Replacing Analysis Services with Power BI shared datasets
https://t.co/5Fj2Q4S4ij
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[Fredrik Hedenström @fhedenstrom]

@ahsankhawajas To my knowledge it’s not possible yet, so in that regard it’s not replacable.

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@tonmcg @GuyInACube @cmfinlan Print/export is coming. I just need the visual to get certified to support it. Hopefully very soon.

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@Manohar__R Not right now, but it’s on the top of the backlog.

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Ever wanted to create an income statement report in #powerbi, with summary rows and full control over styling? Now you can, with the Summary Table custom visual. Try it out! https://t.co/vjc2nFod65

[Fredrik Hedenström @fhedenstrom]

@Manohar__R Are you dividing rows or columns? Divide only works on columns.

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@TheBIccountant @tonmcg That’s correct. You define which rows that should be displayed. However, the rows displayed does not need to be all rows in the dataset. Also note that an applied filter can make rows disappear/appear.

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@OlaSa91440213 You have actually found a bug - thanks! I have corrected it and submitted an updated version to appsource. It will take a couple of days for it to reach the marketplace. If you want to try it while waiting it is published to the dist folder on github.

[Fredrik Hedenström @fhedenstrom]

@GFL_Kunja Hi, you need to create separate measures for current and previous year and then use them in the visual.

[Fredrik Hedenström @fhedenstrom]

@OlaSa91440213 The calculations currently works like a ”stupid calculator”. This will be improved in the next version (to work with parenthesis etc). To work with % in this version I would recommend to use a single division on two measures, like ”[Amount 2018] / [Amount 2017-2018]”.

[Fredrik Hedenström @fhedenstrom]

@TheBIccountant @tonmcg Actually it doesn’t. You define the summary rows by formula expressions in the visual.

[Fredrik Hedenström @fhedenstrom]

@Kilicantplay Thanks for the update. I’ll have a look at it.

[Fredrik Hedenström @fhedenstrom]

@Mike_R_Carlo Sure, no problem!

[Fredrik Hedenström @fhedenstrom]

Blog Post: Using Excel & PowerShell to organize and deploy DAX measures
https://t.co/udF9wFzHeA
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@NickErp You can have different measures for the actual value displayed at the top and the trend actual value. So, it should be possible with a bit of dax to handle the different date intervals.