UX Revolution with Visual Level PAGINATION in Power BI

[@DilipSaini888]

I just love this guys with all the out of box thinking to solve problems

[@HowtoPowerBI]

😊

[@chu1452]

I just got a job that required power BI skills, maybe 80% all of my work will be using this bi tools, just subscribed and looking forward to watch all of your vid sir lol

[@jade1997]

I have a chart that have 119 items, and this definitely stepped up the visual, thank you so much! Looking forward to the upcoming transformation training in a couple of weeks!

[@inderr7bajaj]

How did you even think of this? Unimaginable... Excellent mate...

[@charliemather3368]

Beautiful solution!! One concern is that the maximum value of the axis changes based on the filter context. I would recommend creating a measure for the maximum axis value based on ALL dealers so as you filter the lower ranked dealers would continually decrease in bar length.

[@HowtoPowerBI]

that makes sense - good idea 😊

[@suchitrapanicker9728]

@@HowtoPowerBI I'm looking for this. If you can solve this, I'd really appreciate it.

[@JoaoCarlos-qg5cn]

The amount of creativity here is incredible

[@lukeminikoski]

Awesome! Over 5-6 months without watching any video about PBI front-end and YT showed me this incredible opportunity! Thanks!

[@FunnerMovies]

You make the best Power BI tutorials… BY FAR!

[@texmexdragon2160]

Awesome Bas. You are a genius at coming up with solutions that are not obvious or not available natively in Power Bi. I feel like the Microsoft Power Bi team should consistently check in on your videos for ideas that they should then incorporate into Power Bi as standard functionality. Save us from creating so many additional measures just to accomplish these very useful tricks and tips.

[@itchy5135]

this is impressive. Please keep these videos coming. Thanks to you, my boss is impressed by "my" work :D

[@tpaddock891]

Another one of those things that should simply be supported natively, but great work in crafting a slick solution! I'll have to find a project to make us of this technique.

[@HowtoPowerBI]

yea that would nice! 😁 .. lets c if the dev team checks my vids

[@datareggibi]

Hello man, I'm new to the channel, but I've already become your fan, the content is of the highest quality.

[@HowtoPowerBI]

Welcome aboard! 😁😊

[@anujchaudhari7920]

You are just amazing with power BI... 🤗

[@HowtoPowerBI]

thank you 2x 😁

[@ayehtunaung6933]

Your tutorial brings me next level, and also have self-confidence. That I had been trying about this solution for past two months ago because our clients want to get selected items range on specified page. Now I will give the solution to my clients and also feel good. I am so impressing on you, and you get the brain from God. Thank you and waiting for more helpful tips and tricks about power bi.

[@olamartins]

Great content. I respect your logical reasoning and creativity. You're making power BI report like a web designed interface. Kudos

[@slowchrno]

Another amazing videos Bas! Thank you! Do you have any plans on making videos about the mobile formatting? My bosses love opening the reports through their cell but I find the mobile options to make reports so lacking. A video about mobile design would be great!

[@TheBoussadra]

Everything you do gives me ideas for my dashboard, thanks

[@HowtoPowerBI]

Happy to hear that!

[@user-fc9ey8jl1u]

Hi Bas! Look where your teachings have reached - all the way to Brazil. Immense gratitude for your guidance. When you decide to visit this side of the world, please let me know so we can enjoy some coconut water or, even better, a cold beer with a tropical flavor. May God continue to bless you always!

[@user-zy1jr4xs9k]

Dude, you may are one of the top out there. Got so many insights and ideas from your videos! Thank you,really!

[@HowtoPowerBI]

thx!

[@BuddyLongLegs]

Can't wait to try this. You always create awesome solutions!

[@HowtoPowerBI]

😎👊 have fun

[@juanm555]

It's 5 am here in Colombia... Bas video, time to learn!

[@HowtoPowerBI]

Awesome 😎 it’s never a wrong time :)

[@regiscarneiro9032]

Hi Bas! here in Brazil, following your content. Very rich content. Thanks for sharing 🚀

[@chukachukwu]

Bas the legend, as usual another masterpiece

[@rajuv3616]

Excellent workaround!

[@nimikajadav3004]

Bas !! You are awesome man. I have learned a many things from your channel. and yes seriously I loved it.

[@Igarpe]

Brilliant! You always have solutions for tricky problems. Great work Bas!

[@NikoSuomiUlkoilee]

Brilliant! Round of applauses!

[@quackquack462]

one of the most helpful video ,nice work keep up ,love to watch your videos whenever i have time.

[@hsrinivas797]

I'm pretty sure that, even the people who developed Power BI software, don't know how to do this. It requires alot of deep understanding and experience.

[@marcelamedeiros3744]

Baaas… ur creativity has no limit! Paginate that!

[@sergiomyers203]

love your content, always presenting fresh ideas to design reports, I appreciate it a lot, thank you.

[@HowtoPowerBI]

thank you!! :D 😊

[@mobean78]

This is amazing! I've never thought about providing a solution by manipulating a visual like this. Thank you for sharing this!

[@remyberino]

Thanks Bas for all the resources you've shared, another great illustration of what you can do with Power BI. Your videos help me to improve every time!

[@anujchaudhari7920]

You are just amazing with power BI...

[@HowtoPowerBI]

thank you 1x 😁

[@aletbamford1004]

You explain things very well. Thank you

[@HowtoPowerBI]

really nice to hear that Thank you!!!

[@palanimathi4493]

I love your work brother, I learn lot from your videos. Thanks a lot

[@tomaskavicky]

mate, your videos starting to be even higher on my list than those from SQLBI :)

[@juancastaneda9371]

S-Class instructor.

[@HowtoPowerBI]

🏎️ 🏎️🏎️😎😁 thx

[@Tubasnot]

Fantastic video, thank you so much for this content. Amazing what you can do with a little bit of knowhow and trick!!!!

[@HowtoPowerBI]

Glad you enjoyed it! 😊😎

[@markhenderson3771]

Brilliant. Very creative. Thank you for sharing. You often demonstrate outcomes that I didn't know were possible to achieve. Thanks again.

[@HowtoPowerBI]

thank you Mark 😊

[@wisid]

this is just simply amazing, clever use of rank and slicers

[@HowtoPowerBI]

😊 thx

[@pahadianalyst]

I was waiting for this....let's goooooo

[@HowtoPowerBI]

Lets goooo 🏃

[@kedarpande]

You always come up with amazing Tricks

[@steffverbraeken683]

Waauw, your creativity keeps amazing me. Keep up the good work!

[@HowtoPowerBI]

Thank you so much 😀 definitely will

[@androidgingelbread8522]

You are great! Thank you so much! 😊

[@FernandoRamosOstroswky]

Amazing!!! Ty for divide your knowledge with us! your video arrived here in São Paulo, Brazil...TY

[@HowtoPowerBI]

I was there 3 years ago! awesome , happy to hear my videos now make it all the way to São Paulo 😁

[@JoaoCarlos-qg5cn]

This tutorial is fantastic; I've successfully applied it to my dashboard. I'd like to share a useful tip from my experience. In my scenario, since my visual included filters, using the ALL() function caused it to overlook the #1 rank. To address this, I switched to using ALLSELECTED(): Item Rank = RANKX( ALLSELECTED( Sales[ShopName]), [Total de Produções UnB] ) However, this led to a new issue: without using ALL, every page displayed the same ranking. To resolve this, I modified the Item Rank Label as follows: Item Rank Label = IF( '# Pages'[# Pages Values] = 1, [Item Rank] & "°", ( '# Pages'[# Pages Values] - 1) * '# Items'[# Items Values] + [Item Rank] & "°")

[@sharkillsbear]

WOW! This video is full of amazing concepts. I'll be able to use pieces of this and the whole concept in my work right now! Thanks for always posting such great videos!

[@HowtoPowerBI]

awesome, great to hear that 😎

[@brettwilson3795]

Great idea, something I have been looking for. Another useful learning Bas

[@user-wl7lp4xr8p]

Soooooo good!!! So empowering. I feel like this 🧗‍♀️😁😁😁🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Haithamz]

Creativity ⭐

[@leegarrett1908]

Work of art! Keep it up. :)

[@tiosamrj95]

you are th boss man

[@desenterrados2022]

This is sooooo GREAT!!! F****G GREAT!!!!

[@HowtoPowerBI]

😎👊

[@geineralbertomejiagarzon4034]

Just an awesome tip for a great UX. Great.

[@dannyvandenbroek]

Thanks a lot, really awesome approach and I'm going to use it

[@muhammetmuslu4429]

it is impossible to keep up with you. Great, while I was making a matrix table recently, I thought why there is no such feature in Power. Thank you very much.

[@marymargaret8724]

U r genius, bless u for sharing ur knowledge with us, i had a Q- can we make slider vertical? plz do a video if we can thanx

[@HowtoPowerBI]

thanks for watching! Not completely sure what you have in mind. You can take a slicer, switch to tiles and adjust the with so that the items appear below each other vertically

[@RichardOliver]

Excellent solution, Bas. As always!

[@HowtoPowerBI]

thank you so much!!

[@jebarajantoni7531]

Amazing ❤

[@axan6000]

Wonderfull

[@gustavobarbosa906]

Excellent! Thank you!

[@HowtoPowerBI]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@edwinarchico439]

Excellent work, you have a big part in my power bi journey🎉

[@HowtoPowerBI]

nice! happy i could help a bit on your pbi journey

[@delidolux]

Awesome, perfect tutorial.

[@AessamL]

This is SUPER cool!

[@HowtoPowerBI]

😎👊

[@xvanadx]

Excellent tutorial Bas. You are doing amazing job 👍

[@HowtoPowerBI]

Glad you think so! 😁😊

[@jaymehta3320]

This is awesome! Thanks for sharing.

[@arbazahmad7177]

Stunning ... thanks for sharing this valuable things.....🎉

[@HowtoPowerBI]

Thanks so much 😊

[@unnikrishnansanthosh]

one more from the Master BlASter, thank you for sharing

[@OmarAl93]

Brilliant

[@Aquaelus]

Our Boss is Back with new Dopamine

[@HowtoPowerBI]

🏋️‍♂️💪😎😁

[@anilyadav-rt4sr]

Wow super

[@scottbradley1194]

brilliant

[@maryampour8914]

Thanks for an amazing content as always 🙂

[@devashishjain5493]

Beautiful, very useful feature and very well explained.

[@HowtoPowerBI]

Glad it was helpful! thanks for watching! 😊

[@VicentePerdomoGarzon]

Que bien, lo volvere a ver

[@HowtoPowerBI]

double thanks for watch it twice 😁😎

[@dineshmaurya7884]

You are awesome man!! Where do you get such ideas, seems like piwer bi is a fun game for you😅

[@nickvanoort9609]

Great video Bas! Always prompting video's right when they come in handy :D Looking to get it working for table visuals as well

[@danielakiomorita]

Impressive! 👏👏👏

[@ajinnadh7519]

super bro

[@ayubsherif5898]

beautiful stuff

[@fabiokyrilloss]

Great solution, Bas! I tried to implement it, but when a category filter is applied it breaks the visual. Is there any work around?

[@moisesgonga1302]

Thanks for share 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@HowtoPowerBI]

Welcome thanks for watching:)

[@adityaprastio6972]

super

[@rexramirez8978]

Genius!!

[@mureedabdullah3444]

💚 Proposed improvements: - calculate a rank with RANKX but filter out zeros and blanks. rankMeasure = VAR temp = SUM ( Table1[Value] ) RETURN IF ( temp = 0, BLANK (), RANKX ( ALL ( Table1[Name] ), CALCULATE ( SUM ( Table1[Value] ) ) ) )

[@MaorAviad]

Amazing content as usual. Do you have a video showing A-Z complete project with all the latest features + connect to database ?

[@stuartjohnson-haigh6210]

Great video, thank you. Could you do a video expanding on this to give the user the option to how they want to sort ie by sales value or by total items or by supplier etc please

[@MoeBig50]

Genius

[@HowtoPowerBI]

Thank you!!!

[@gpozzi.]

¡Gracias!

[@HowtoPowerBI]

that's so nice - thanks for your support !!! 😊😁

[@gpozzi.]

@@HowtoPowerBI Very well deserved! The content you make is invaluable, both the quality of the recording itself and the value of the ideas you come up with Keep up the good work!

[@kalyandeepak378]

Excellent video bas, i have used several of your videos in my projects and they have really been helpful. One question from me is what's the advantage of using this over actual paginated reports visual?

[@MichaelDoig]

I noticed when converting the graph to a tablix and attempting to make pagination happen with multiple columns, very unexpected behaviours start to occur. Just the two columns (Dealer and Sales) does seem to work with a tablix visual. This would be elite if we could offer pagination for a standard tablix with say, 15 columns. Additionally, going back to this particular visual, if you had a Dealer with no sales (lets say they were closed) then it can trigger a blank record which could in turn trigger a pagination link with nothing on that page. Would have to add a condition to check for Sales > 0 somewhere.

[@GabrielCosta-wn1wt]

That's amazing! Does it work similarly with tables/matrixes? Or is it better to just use the paginated reports in that case?

[@HowtoPowerBI]

yes that would work in the same way. Like you say, you need to check what would be a better solution in your case .. either the paginated reports visual or like in the vid

[@MichaelDoig]

I'm finding that if you keep just the Dealer and the Sales columns, it works fine. Start adding more columns, as you would with any tablix, and things start getting weird.

[@kiranmane8514]

Very useful trick thanks 👍 How do you handle the situation where items have same rank?

[@pulkitgaur4438]

@HowtoPowerBI, Can you make a videos on how to steps PowerBI like your workspace, Like you have vertical tool bar at the right !

[@shivmantra1406]

Hello Bas, Hope you can take a look at this. How will the Ranx work with Field parameters?

[@kuzog5737]

How does that big brain fit in that head of yours? Great video.

[@roxasdracun8661]

Had some issue that on the visual it will show 1 like below the bar after applying filter, but wasnt sure what to do as I was trying to do it more than two bars like if for example car Dealer -> Sales & Net Profit. Wanted so it could filter between those two Or I wanted to compare the sales and filter by month and do the ranking

[@sushantshinde9299]

You are awesome, could you please tell me how to sort columns in matrix table ?

[@HowtoPowerBI]

Thanks 😊 here you go EVERYTHING YOU need to know about SORTING in POWER BI kzbin.info/www/bejne/imfTZquvaJqIhqc

[@NandagopalB]

Luckily i have subscribed you.. its very interesting. Instead of static # number items.. can we dynamically update based on the y axis distinct count . And show a lable that #number of items available to enter in that show items fields. Its my thought.