Power BI Masterclass - Heatmap in Power BI: Let Us Get Creative

The video tutorial guides viewers on creating a heat map using matrix visuals. It begins with a scenario where a heat map is needed but custom visuals are restricted. The tutorial then explores default visual options, focusing on using a matrix visual to create a heat map. It provides a detailed walkthrough of formatting and customizing the heat map, including adjusting text sizes, removing totals, and using conditional formatting. The video concludes with advanced customization tips, encouraging creativity in visual design.

What is the suggested alternative when custom visuals are not allowed for creating a heat map?

• Using a scatter plot

• Using a line graph

• Using a matrix visual

• Using a pie chart

Which dimensions are added to the matrix visual to set it up for a heat map?

• Customer countries and sales figures

• Product names and sales figures

• Customer countries and categories

• Product names and categories

How can you improve the visibility of text in the matrix visual?

• By changing the font style

• By changing the text color

• By adding a border

• By adjusting the text size

Why are row and column totals removed from the matrix visual?

• To save space

• To focus on the heat map cells

• To reduce clutter

• To improve performance

What conditional formatting options are used to enhance the heat map?

• Data bars and icons

• Background color and font color

• Font color and data bars

• Background color and font style

What customization options are available for the grid style in the matrix visual?

• Changing grid shape

• Adding grid labels

• Removing grid lines

• Adjusting grid color and size

What is emphasized as important when customizing the matrix visual for a heat map?

• Being creative and flexible

• Using default settings

• Following strict guidelines

• Avoiding any changes