How to use FIELD PARAMETERS to switch AXIS or MEASURES in your charts // A Guide to Power BI 2022

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  • čas přidán 7. 06. 2022
  • In this video were going to go through how you can use field parameters to give your users the ability to switch your visuals axis dynamically.
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Komentáře • 21

  • @oraclesql
    @oraclesql Před rokem

    Thank you Fernan. This is the best video I've seen on Field Parameters.

  • @vanishedxu
    @vanishedxu Před rokem

    This is amazing! Thank you Fernan! Can wait to try it out!

  • @annelaure3974
    @annelaure3974 Před 4 měsíci

    Great video !! I was looking for a way to do the filtering on a table with field parameters in it for hours before finding your video, thank you !!

  • @mcnater
    @mcnater Před 2 lety

    Nice overview!

  • @datayoda74
    @datayoda74 Před 2 lety

    Nice touch!

  • @PedroCabraldaCamara
    @PedroCabraldaCamara Před 2 lety

    Very good Fernan

  • @mjtr1970
    @mjtr1970 Před rokem

    Excellent

  • @TayuanRebelo
    @TayuanRebelo Před rokem +3

    Fernan, I have a challenge for you:
    I’m using the field parameter para switch the time series of my visuals between Year and Fiscal Week.
    I want to keep X axis sorted by the time series (not by the values) in ascending order.
    However, every time I switch the field, the X axis is sorted back by the values.
    It’s driving me crazy!!!

    • @manuelsandner942
      @manuelsandner942 Před rokem

      I have the exact same issue. Did you find a solution yet?

    • @TayuanRebelo
      @TayuanRebelo Před rokem

      @@manuelsandner942 , I didn’t find a solution but I found a turnaround. If you keep the X-axis as categorical instead of continuous it keeps the sort the way you want.

    • @moc2034
      @moc2034 Před 6 měsíci +1

      If you are using a table/matrix you can add the original value eg sales $ and colour it white take off wrap put in trillions and make those columns tiny@@TayuanRebelo

  • @sushreesangeetajena7646
    @sushreesangeetajena7646 Před 6 měsíci

    Thank you for the amazing video. If I want to add what if parameters(for eg, cost, price, disc%) to this, how do I adjust the dynamic axes. Could you please help on this?

  • @sriramya3179
    @sriramya3179 Před 2 měsíci

    Thanks for the video. I have a question. Can we use Field Parameters to a line graph with multiple lines?

  • @jiteshkumar8228
    @jiteshkumar8228 Před 11 měsíci

    Hi fernan, thanks for you videos,
    I have one query, that how we can select dynamic and static date on the selection of slicer,
    Example I have one slicer having value (year, month,quarter and date ) and second slicer ( dynamic and static)
    If I select dynamic from second slicer and month from first slicer then sales should show for 30 days window and if I select static then it should show actual month wise sales

  • @96lopsan
    @96lopsan Před 9 měsíci

    Can it be possible to have this but instead of changing the X-Axis with a slicer, have it be changed depending on another Bar Chart selection?

  • @basireddy1387
    @basireddy1387 Před rokem

    can we do same thing changing x axis for direct query of sap hana data source
    @please help me

  • @sophiedeng3436
    @sophiedeng3436 Před rokem

    Hi Fernan,
    I didn't quite get it, why not just unselected "Blank" in the filter area for Top 10 customers/products? Why we still need to create another measure to exclude the column with Blank name?

  • @user-dn7ml2qk7r
    @user-dn7ml2qk7r Před 8 měsíci

    HELLO FIRSTLY THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO .. actually i am trying to use both measure table where there is sales,cost,quatity and categories parameter where is categories,customers,product bt its not syncing please help me out

  • @mirrrvelll5164
    @mirrrvelll5164 Před rokem +1

    Great trick! I just replicated to my report =)nice!!
    Question, is there any possibility to change those position number at the end of parameter measure automatically? I can imagine if there are like 10-15 but what about 50+? Anytime you need to change the order of them...
    I can think of Power Query, where you can import all of your measures from Parameters and there sorting using Index and then copy it back to Power BI...

    • @SolutionsAbroad
      @SolutionsAbroad  Před rokem

      Hi there, thanks for watching my video! Sorry I'm not sure I fully understood this question here so I will answer what I think you mean. So I create a separate sorting table to manually control how they're displayed but if you're looking to slice your data in 50+ ways I dont think I've ever implemented something like this. It won't be automatic but you'll just need to create a separate table with the orders you're looking for

    • @mirrrvelll5164
      @mirrrvelll5164 Před rokem

      @@SolutionsAbroad Yeah, I was afraid so. Okay thanks, need to reconsider better solution!