NOVEMBER 2022 UPDATE

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Welcome to the November 2022 update! This month, we’re introducing an Optimize ribbon that makes your reporting experience morocco mobile database streamlined, especially if you’re working in DirectQuery mode. Also new this month are linked metrics and a new EvaluateAndLog DAX function that lets you log intermediate values ​​from your DAX expressions. There’s more to explore, so please read on!

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Announcing Power BI's new emphasis on color

Communicating

Unshared and unsynchronized axes for small multiple charts
Controlling and Customizing Labels in Azure Maps
Create dynamic segmentations using field parameters
Composite models on Power BI and Analysis Services datasets
Modeling

Simplify your reporting experience with the Optimize ribbon
New DAX function: EVALUATEANDLOG
New DAX Functions: TOCSV and TOJSON
Connectivity and data preparation

Azure Databricks, Databricks
Dram Cloud
Kognitwin
Spigit, Projectplace, Planview Enterprise One – PRM, Planview Enterprise One – CTM
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Service

New way to upload Power BI and Excel files
Subscribe to a report with filters applied
Linked metrics
Information Protection Update
Paginated Reports

Experience creating formatted tables
Views

New Looks on AppSource
accoPLANNING by Accobat
ADWISE Roadmap / Gantt v2.5
Control Chart XmR by Nova Silva
Zebra BI Cards 1.3
ZoomCharts Drill Down Graph PRO
Other

Power BI Desktop (WebView2) Infrastructure Update


Check out the video below for a summary of this month:





Announcing Power BI's new emphasis on color
In our upcoming release, Power BI is updating our accent color to teal! This change was made to ensure our product is more accessible to users with disabilities. The new color improves contrast and increases the visibility of the user interface in Power BI, making the experience easier to use and more inclusive.

The Power BI brand color and icon logo will remain yellow.

Communicating
Unshared and unsynchronized axes for small multiple charts
Sometimes, when reading a small multiples visual, a user may not be too concerned with comparing the absolute values ​​of the numbers displayed against each other, instead just interested in comparing the trends of each category over time. But when the ranges of the data for each small multiples category vary greatly, the charts with low highs are pushed down compared to the charts with high highs. It becomes difficult to assess the sales trend for lower charts because it looks close to a horizontal line.

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This month, we’ve introduced a few new options to help you accommodate these cases, allowing you to plot each small multi-chart against separate y-axes, and then change the auto-scale of each axis. You’ll find the new options, “Shared y-axis” and “Scale to fit,” in the Y-axis card of the Formatting pane.