Guide to WATERFALL CHARTS in Power BI // Dynamic Categories and Measures with Field Parameters

In this video were going to look at the basics of how to use and read waterfall charts in Power BI. We're also going to look at how to make its categories and measures dynamic using field parameters.
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[@ivespocock7193]

This is a great video on waterfall chart. great explanation and also the part of parameter changing both for category and breakdown was something extra that was unexpected but extremely useful and I intend to implement in my financial reporting.

[@diogoalmeida652]

Hi, is there any way to have stacked info in the breakdown? For example, having a breakdown per category and each category has stacked info about the products. Thank you and congrats for the video

[@daphne1213]

Are there any ways around customising x axis? Currently it sorts by value but not axis order (e.g sorting axis in alphabetical order )

[@JT-eg9nm]

Thanks for informative video...

[@kwanhangcheung691]

It is very good video Well done

[@VishalPawar-gc8gj]

What about the cases when I want columns as components instead of product which are name wise

[@analyticsadda6080]

How can we compare two selected reporting months in waterfall

[@film-masti-777]

can you pls tell which office 365 license would be required for "microsoft 365 admin centre" ? how much is the charge?

[@gagansingh3481]

Awesome fernan can we add field parameter year,month and replace with year

[@HarisKhan-yi3gl]

you can, however make sure you have months coming up in correct chronological order as the sorting resets to default when you switch between parameter values

[@pl4195]

Hi Sir, can this be done in bar chart? there is no breakdown field in bar chart. I want to make two field parameters in the same bar chart. One is by category and another one is measure (absolute value, monthly change, monthly % change)

[@HarisKhan-yi3gl]

you can use parameters with any chart, just put your parameter measure on x or y axis as you like

[@praveenkumar_0143]

Awesome video and nice explanation 😊#Fernan