Power BI includes several specialized visuals that provide a considerable interactive experience for report consumers. Often, these specialized visuals are called AI visuals because Power BI uses machine learning to discover and display insights from...
You can use what-if parameters to run scenarios and scenario-type analysis on your data. What-if parameters are powerful additions to your Power BI semantic models and reports because they enable you to look at historical data to analyze potential ou...
The Analyze feature provides you with additional analysis that is generated by Power BI for a selected data point. You might want to use this feature to determine if Power BI has found something that you haven't seen before, or if you want Power BI t...
In 2004, Hans Rosling presented a Ted Talk titled, "The best stats you've ever seen." In that talk, Hans showed a video that allowed him to analyze data over time by playing an animated chart. The chart progressed, year-by-year, where viewers could w...
Clustering allows you to identify a segment (cluster) of data that is similar to each other but dissimilar to the rest of the data. The process of clustering is different to that of grouping, which you accomplished previously. The Power BI clustering...
When you create visuals, Power BI Desktop aggregates your data into groups, based on the values that it finds in the underlying data. You can refine how those default groups are presented. You can also create new groups by grouping two or more data p...
