Your tutorial and guidance on how to create this visualization from the scratch is just amazing. So well presented! Actually there is nothing to add, as your replica looks like a mirror in compare to origin version.
Congratulation @powerunit !
It looks fantastic! I like all of the aspects around your entry - use of field parameters, conditional formatting, custom legend, additional bookmark etc. Great work…!
The only minor thing that I would perhaps recommend is to apply sorting order for “cluster/segment” slicer and custom legend (so. i.e. GM% levels become ordered by values so >=45% would appear at the top, then 25-44%, then 0-24%, then <0%).
@DavieJoe
So great to see your entry. It’s never too late for this practices!!
Visualization looks awesome - presented in a really clean way! I like everything about this entry!
I additionally appreciate your creativity with “Controls” text within the slicer pane. This is cool!
@Gustaw These workouts are great, lots of learning, very enjoyable. To think these up, create them, promote them is no small feat so the least I can do is take part, support it & promote it in the community. Really appreciate the feedback.
Thank you, Sir. I tried to solve the sorting slicer but was unsuccessful that day,
so I later built a column for sorting.
then sort segment by new column
Here’s my submission for workout 2.
I acknowledge that I encountered some difficulties, mainly with the dynamic legend.
But I really wanted to finish this one before starting WF4.
Regarding my submission for this workout, I wasn’t able to make the text clickable next to the toggle button, although I am very happy with the result. Great workout!
Saludos a todos, un poco tarde, les comparto mi presentación de este desafío, el cual me llevo un poco más de tiempo. me he apoyado del video de @I.Park, la entrega de @rhix y finalmente para darle un toque extra, he utilizado la última actualización de formatos dinámicos
Phenomenal entry… and this solution looks actually brilliant! O_O
Never seen anything like that when it comes to buttons / toggls…
Thank you for that lesson.
Thank you very much! Full credit for the toggle goes to Bas from “How to PowerBI”. If you want to check out his approach in detail, here is the link to his YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QMpc5fUV2I.
Thanks for this workout, @Gustaw. This was not that easy a challenge and had to refer the original files for the conditional formatting part and few other tweaks. Also, the comment section was incredibly helpful to clear many of the doubts.
None the less, here is my submission to the challenge and I was really satisfied when I completed this.
However, I am facing an issue once I publish the report into the workspace. When we select the size as “None”, the markers appear to be very tiny. There seems to be no issue when it is still in the PBI desktop. No matter how much I tried changing the Size to -1,-30,-100, etc I am still facing this. Is this something you had come across anytime.
Link to the file where I am facing this size issue:
Hi @Gustaw,
Thank you for your workouts. They are really helpfull. It’s like a bootcamp
Here is my later work. This work was a bit complicated. Looked at the final your work after completing mine. Visualization 2 Contractor Profitability.pbix (409.1 KB)
Thanks for letting me know. Like you said, I guess it should be a Power BI glitch. Hope we come across a solution for the same, in case we go through something similar in future.