The Worlds Best Theme Generator for Power BI! - with Mike Carlo

Fully free with some added benefits for subscribers to make your Power BI developments easy and efficient. We want to make sure you have the best experience creating compelling reports and it starts with planning a good theme.

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Mike Carlo is an independent business owner of multiple companies working on Power BI and Modern Data Warehouse implementations. He has been an MVP since 2017, creator of PowerBI.tips, developed multiple Power BI tools and is a co-leader at the Milwaukee (Brew City) Power BI User group.

Mike enjoys speaking, creating video content and engaging in all things Power BI related. Power BI has changed Mike’s entire career path, from working in data as a mechanical engineer to now designing end to end solutions in Power BI. His passion for learning and sharing his knowledge has enabled him to be a leader in the Power BI community.

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[stablba]

Good video, but people interested in the content should skip ahead to 16:03

[noahhadro]

Can you upload a theme file. Say I build half the theme file the first day and tomorrow I want to pick up where I left off.

[technosavage]

This was one amazing video i've came across, i recommend there should be one dedicated video regarding the tools that are mentioned at the end like the field finder and dax cleaner(removing unnecessary dax) and other different tools. like a video which breifly explains how each tool is used and maybe later make small dedicated videos for each tools providing its key values towards power bi.. you're making value content though..thanks

[ajaysanaga-re]

At 51:14 you said, Color 0 is the first one in the list of colors. But previously you said, Color 0 is the white and Color 1 is the black and then our custom colors start? So ideally The first custom color should be Color 2, right?