Business Intelligence with Microsoft Power BI - with Material - Drillthrough in Power BI

The video tutorial explains the concept of drillthrough in Power BI, a feature that allows users to navigate between different pages or sheets within a report. It covers the creation of sheets P4, P5, and P6, each containing various charts and tables. The tutorial demonstrates how to implement drillthrough by adding fields and provides practical examples of using this feature with categories and regions. A real-world use case is discussed, illustrating how drillthrough can be used to create a hierarchical navigation structure in reports.

What is the primary purpose of drillthrough in Power BI?

• To navigate through different pages

• To delete data

• To export reports

• To create new charts

Which type of chart is used in the P4 sheet for category sales?

• Scatter plot

• Pie chart

• Bar chart

• Line chart

What is the value of technology sales mentioned in the P4 and P5 sheets?

• 29 million

• 2.2 million

• 7,42,000

• 8,36,154

What is the first step to add a drillthrough field in Power BI?

• Click outside somewhere

• Right-click on the page

• Select the data

• Click on the chart

Which field is used to jump from P4 to P5 in the drillthrough example?

• Region

• Category

• Subcategory

• Order Date

In the practical example, what is the value for the South region that is drilled through?

• 7,91,000

• 1,00,000

• 3,91,000

• 2,97,000

How is drillthrough used in a hierarchical data structure in the business example?

• To create new pages

• To print reports

• To navigate through employee levels

• To delete data