I don’t generally blog about data visualisation in Power BI because it’s not my strong point, and I don’t blog about maps and geospatial analysis because I know even less about that subject and there are people like David Eldersveld who cover it so well. I do like playing around with maps though and recently I’ve been having fun with the Icon Map custom visual developed by James Dales.
Tag Archives: Dynamically
Dynamically Changing A Chart Axis In Power BI Using Bookmarks And Buttons
A very common requirement when building Power BI reports is to allow the end user to change what is displayed on a chart axis dynamically. A lot of people have blogged about how to do this – Kasper’s blog post here is a great example – but the problem is that all of these solutions involve a lot of work remodelling your data and writing DAX code. However, the good news is that now we have Bookmarks and Buttons in Power BI there’s a new, easy, code-free way of achieving the same result, at least for some chart types. In this post I’ll show you how using the same data that Kasper used in his post.
How to: Get field values from dynamically loaded tables
If you need field values from different tables at runtime within the same function, then there is a nice solution:
Dynamically loading assemblies at runtime
When you spend more time in C# than C/AL, and you still tell yourself and the world around you that you are developing for NAV, then this post is for you.
How to set dynamically the Key and Sort Order for the pages using NAV 2009 Web Services feature
The default methods exposed when a page is published are the so-called CRUD (Create, Read, Multiple and Delete) methods. All of those does not allow to set up previously a key for sorting order nor if the records have to be ascending or descending.