Highlighting a data point and comparing all others in a distribution

How to highlight a single value in visual when comparing the distribution of a measure for one value versus all others.

[mabenba]

Having Kurt Buhler join the SQLBI team was a better transfer than Mbappe to Real Madrid. I loved this video! Thanks for all your amazing content guys.

[michaelmiranda]

KURT amazing, your videos showcase SO much potential and use cases, while at the same time remaining simple and easy to follow. SQLBI is fortunate to have you!

[aditiiyer]

Thank you, Kurt, for sharing this fantastic technique. Very impressive!

[kaeldowdy]

All I have to say is 🤯🤯🤯 Such an elegant solution for a seemingly impossible chart using native visuals!!!

[vanlessing]

the vast majority of my users struggle with scatter plots. Looks like a good way to highlight only a few data points and give them an easy start. Thanks

[barttrudeau]

That is an exceptionally elegant and sophisticated use of Dax and Power BI. Bravo and thank you. I will be putting that example to work in our mission to bring students together.

[randallevans]

Thank you very much, Kurt! I have saved this video to use the techniques in future reports.

Very insightful!

[leppyr]

Thanks Kurt for giving me a reason to look into Calculation Groups in more detail. It's a topic that I hadn't learned yet.

[chickensluvme]

This is so cool. I look forward to using this in a report.

[Removalist]

Brilliant

Was needing something similar will move into production over the next 48hours

[danielalejandrogilperafita]

Simply amazing!
Also for the cat 😊😊!!!!

[juanes]

A bit of fun, man you’re ‘Gilfoyle’ from Silicon Valley’s TV show 😂😂😂.
I going to give a shout out to the producers for picking up the right people for the series.

[furkansimsek]

Great tutorial thank you for sharing :)

[gvitullib]

Beautiful solution, a little complex in my opinion.

[byzovb]

I like datasets you are using for this m8

[louism.]

This is entertaining, innovative, and covers fairly advanced concepts.

What I don't understand is that when you assigned the data lineage of Creature Names [Name] to Creates [Name], how come then that selecting the name from the slicer on the left doesn't filter the jitter plot on the right in the same fashion as in 6:45? Is that because the filter from Creates [Name] isn't able to propagate to Creature Names table?

Thank you in advance!

[joaorataoo]

This was amazing!
I wonder how long it took to get this solution.

[gurvindersingharora]

When to combine filter and All function together with calculate while making measures ?

[captivatedCoder]

Awesome visual but all I could think about was if you were going to tell us where you got the data from. 🤣