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No matter how experienced you are at report creation, there will always be some Power BI tips and tricks that you can use to improve even further. In this article, we’ll share some of our favorite bits of knowledge that you can use when creating reports!

Ideally, Power BI report design should make data exploration faster, easier and more efficient. But things do not always go according to plan, and certain design mistakes may creep up. Here are five of the most common mistakes that you should avoid!

Power BI experts come in many shapes and sizes. Some may help your company implement a Microsoft Power BI workflow, others will help you maintain your data warehouse, and some are suited to give your existing reports a UX and functionality glow-up by performing a thorough report overhaul. In this article, we will focus on the latter and help you decide whether you should hire Power BI experts in lieu of in-house report creators.

Power BI ad hoc reporting is an approach to data analytics that allows every user to become involved in the report creation and analysis process. Let’s explore this method in more detail and compare it to other types of reports! 

Filters in Power BI reports are a game changer when you’re looking to make big decisions with interactive data visualization. Rummaging through static infographics can get frustrating, thus impacting business management. Fortunately, dynamic Power BI reports can pack large amounts of crucial data into a single report. This article looks at one of the most important parts of interactive data analysis – filters in Power BI reports.

A Power BI combo chart is a great way to combine a lot of data into a simple and easily readable package. It can contain multiple series and various chart types on a single visual, giving report creators a lot of options. In this article, we will explore what you can do with Drill Down Combo PRO and how you can best use the wide variety of options that it offers.