This is the second part of the blog series dedicated to showing workarounds for currently unsupported matrix visual features. In the first part, we explained how to add conditional formatting only for the specified columns. In this article, we will explain how to introduce sorting. Below, you can test a working example in the embedded …
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This is going to be the first of 2 articles explaining how to introduce conditional formatting and sorting when using calculation groups in Matrix visual. It would be great if conditional formatting and sorting could be applied to a calculation item, but until this happens, here is a workaround. Link to the second part of …
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If you ever had a need to check if anything changed in the new table compared to the previous export, no matter in which column, then this is the article for you. We have created an M script in Excel that uses the left anti join to check for data inconsistency. it works with any …
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This is going to be an easy-to-follow article on how to use PowerQuery to easily change source data granularity for only a subset of data. We used a client’s request to split packs into its components as an inspiration to write this post. You can also download Excel workbook and follow along. Sometimes in the …
In this blog, we will explain nested functions in Power Query, as well as how to optimize these functions with buffering. By using nested functions and buffering, we will combine most of the advanced M coding. Business Case We will demonstrate the business problem we want to solve with the following snapshot from the Contoso …
In this article, we will explain an advanced topic about the M language – using List.Generate to loop over a table. We will combine our knowledge of lists, records, functions, iterations, and looping techniques. Basically, every important object in PowerQuery. Do-while Loop in PowerQuery Do while loop is commonly used in object programming. The idea …
In this article, we are going to talk about cleaning and transforming column names dynamically and in a bulk. The article was inspired by a request from a client who had issues exporting data from its data warehousing program to .csv files. Out of an unknown reason, program was adding random spaces and non-printable characters …
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When filtering data by date, we can simply use a date slicer which is enough in most cases. We rarely need to filter our data by hours and minutes. However, sometimes this approach is necessary for the sake of the analysis. In this blog, we will examine the scenario where we need to include hours …
In this article, we will see how we can use the self-referencing technique and Dataflows to create incremental refresh with PowerBI pro version.
PivotTables, or pivoting, is by far the best analytical power of Excel. You digest the data and play with it on the fly. Heck, PowerBI is pretty much PivotTables with pretty visuals, just a lot smarter (because of DAX). While PowerBI offers many stunning looking visuals including matrices, they do not include out of the …
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