Business Intelligence with Microsoft Power BI - with Material - Multi-row Card

The video tutorial explains how to use multi row cards in Power BI to display multiple values, such as subcategories and their profits. It covers creating a multi row card, filtering data to show top or bottom subcategories by profit, and formatting the display. The tutorial also demonstrates the practical application of multi row cards with pie charts to dynamically show top subcategories based on selected regions.

What is the primary limitation of single-value cards in Power BI?

• They can only display one value at a time.

• They are difficult to format.

• They cannot be used with text data.

• They require complex calculations.

What is the main advantage of using a multi-row card over a normal card?

• It allows for the display of multiple values and fields.

• It requires less data input.

• It is easier to use with date fields.

• It automatically formats the data.

How can you filter a multi-row card to show only the top three subcategories by profit?

• By applying a date filter.

• By manually selecting the top three subcategories.

• By using a pie chart to filter the data.

• By using the Top N filter option and selecting three.

What formatting option can be used to improve the visibility of text in a multi-row card?

• Applying a gradient color scheme.

• Using bold text only.

• Adding a background image.

• Increasing the font size and changing the color.

What happens to the multi-row card when a region is selected in a pie chart?

• It dynamically updates to show the top three profitable subcategories for that region.

• It remains unchanged.

• It displays all subcategories regardless of the region.

• It only shows the least profitable subcategories.