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Power BI Hack – Maintain Drill Level When Switching Field Parameters – Part 2
In this follow-up post, we delve deeper into maintaining drill levels in Power BI visuals when switching field parameters. While the previous hack was useful for certain scenarios, this guide explores an “old school” method using disconnected tables and measures with the SWITCH and TREATAS functions. This approach was essential before field parameters were fully supported in October 2024. By creating a calculated table and measures, users can dynamically display fields and maintain drill levels effectively.
Power BI Useability Features I Wish We Had
I use Power BI nearly every day. Sometimes it feels like the developers of the product don’t use it for actual report work. It’s easy
Power BI Hack – Maintain Drill Level When Switching Field Parameters
One of the most useful features that has been included in Power BI over the last couple of years is the use of Parameter fields
The Long Way Euround – The Aftermath Continues – Fixing Fuel Pressure Issues
I left off my last post with a shopping list of parts I was going to replace – but this was starting to get quite
The Long Way Euround – The Aftermath – Fixing the Fuel Pressure Issues on the 380SEC
The Long Way Euround – The Aftermath: Fixing the Fuel Pressure Issues on the 380SEC1
After completing the 4000Km Long Way Euround road trip, I faced warm start and stalling issues with my 380SEC. I ordered several parts, including a fuel pump relay, fuel pump, fuel filter, and fuel accumulator. Despite some unexpected challenges, such as mismatched parts and deteriorating fuel lines, I managed to replace most components. However, the job is on hold until I source the correct parts, delaying my participation in the Sydney German Autofest.
The Long Way Euround – Day 6 – Bombala to Sydney
Join us on the final leg of our journey from Bombala to Sydney. Despite car troubles and chilly weather, we enjoyed scenic views, local bakeries, and heartfelt moments. From early morning starts to unexpected breakdowns, our adventure was filled with challenges and camaraderie. Discover how we overcame obstacles and made it home safely, cherishing the memories along the way.
The Long Way Euround – Day 5 – Cranbourne to Bombala
The Long Way Euround – Day 5: Cranbourne to Bombala1
Our journey began at 6:00am with a warm coffee from the hotel manager, a welcome change from our usual routine. As we navigated through the Victorian countryside, we encountered minor car troubles but pushed on, enjoying the scenic views and camaraderie2. A visit to the Gippsland Vehicle Collection in Maffra brought back nostalgic memories of childhood adventures. Despite the exhaustion setting in, we continued to Bombala, entertained by lively banter on our radios. Tomorrow, we face the final leg of our trip, heading back to Sydney via Lithgow3.
The Long Way Euround – Day 4 – Bendigo to Cranbourne
Join us on Day 4 of “The Long Way Euround” as we journey from Bendigo to Cranbourne. Experience the excitement of the Euroa National Show and Shine, the breathtaking drives through the Yarra Ranges National Park, and the warm hospitality of the Mercedes-Benz Club of Victoria. This day is filled with classic cars, stunning landscapes, and unforgettable moments
The Long Way Euround – Day 3 – Horsham to Bendigo
The Long Way Euround – Day 3: Horsham to Bendigo1
Day 3 was planned to be a leisurely drive of over 400km, filled with sightseeing and photography stops23. Despite the foggy weather, we enjoyed breathtaking views around Mount Abrupt and encountered some car troubles that tested our resourcefulness. From struggling with a faulty fuel pump relay to finding a solution at the Benz Shed, the journey was both challenging and rewarding. As we head to Bendigo, the adventure continues with hopes of resolving the car issues before the Euroa Show and Shine.