Create IBCS-compliant tables using DEFAULT MATRIX visual and SVG // Beginners Guide to Power BI

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In this video were going to cover how you can create IBCS style charts using the default matrix table.

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0:00 - Intro
01:08 - Preview
02:28 - Demo
05:03 - Current vs Previous Bar
09:50 - Delta
11:48 - Delta %

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[cocoville]

Salamat Fernan, your solutions are one of the best and easy to understand and implement

[irynakhomenko]

insanely cool and useful! many thanks!

[power-of-bi]

Great video. Thanks for the reference to my channel.

[fsanfo]

Thanks for share! I tried to use it, but I guess my numbers are too big, so the Delta PM/PY didn't show the bars, only the numbers. (EDITED) Using SVG viewer I figure it out. I just changed FORMAT ( _WidthValue, "0.0%" ) to "0%". Thanks again!