How to show Growth over Time - Native Power BI (with pbix file)

[@YoungbinLee22]

Wow, this is amazing! I never would have thought something like this was possible in Power BI

[@ЮлияГорячева-с1о]

Amazing trick! Thank you for explanation, entered in my dashboard and it looks cool!

[@PowerBIPark]

Awesome! Glad you were able to implement it right away

[@PorcuBI]

This is aswesome! I will try to recreate this, thanks for the video!
Stay safe!

[@PowerBIPark]

Thank you! The situation is stabilizing but it's been a crazy week

[@KaterinaSarkisian]

You are a crazy genius!
Thank you for sharing with us 👐

[@tobiaslarsen6910]

Very nice of your to upload a walkthough! thanks!

[@gbengaemmanuel3258]

Thank you.. this is amazing, I will recreate this certainly.

[@alicedwonderland7733]

This is CRAZY! Thank you!!!

[@cheesenutz3854]

You're the goat bro. thanks for this

[@user-data_junkie]

All the best with the floods. Saw your linkedin post

[@PowerBIPark]

Thank you. I really appreciate your words

[@Ratnakumarwrites]

Nice and creative... Helpful

[@Mr_Deeeeee]

This is so great..
Thank you so much..

[@PowerBIPark]

For sure!

[@data.staplz]

Can’t wait to explore this 💡

[@PowerBIPark]

Lmk what you think :)

[@benjemaaslim442]

nice job, can you update this video for new Power bi version , because slicer max and min and Label point is not avaible in data reference in the new version of power bi ,so i can't parametre him

[@arbazahmad7177]

Excellent....🎉

[@tinaflemons263]

Love this. I got this work. (Somewhat). I substituted # of followers with rep sales. The issue I'm experiencing is when the rep did not have a sale on the start or end date I selected in the disconnected table. Any suggestions?

[@bahtee_mars]

from the file Growth Between Dates - Starter, measures 3_Slicer maxPoint and 3_Slider min Point, output blank values, it looks like the data shown in the video and in Git differ

[@itshotout]

This is really cool but I can't seem to get it to work for a Running Total measure. For example, if you had only the daily number of new subscribers so you had to do a Running Total to get your cumulative subscribers over time. I'm doing something similar and the CALCULATE isn't working (I'm new to PBI so I'm sure it's obvious but I'm learning). Any idea?

[@maheshgupte1495]

Really Great things

[@powerbinareal]

TOP! #powerbinareal

[@ngoduyvu]

Thanks for sharing the file

[@PowerBIPark]

Enjoy

[@Milhouse77BS]

Nice job.

[@PowerBIPark]

Thanks Donald! Hope you're doing alright these days :)

[@FabianVicencioI]

brilliant

[@ashcb77]

@inaje park thank you so much for this honour and recognition

[@PowerBIPark]

It's a privelige to do it man, appreciate you

[@pakipower]

Nice looking informative chart there indeed Is there any possibility we can create this in Excel?