Business Intelligence with Microsoft Power BI - with Material - Text Card in Power BI

The video tutorial explains how to create and modify text cards in Power BI, focusing on subcategories. It covers creating cards, modifying them to show first and last subcategories alphabetically, and using filters to identify the highest selling, profitable, and quantity subcategories. The tutorial also demonstrates applying filters to text cards to find top subcategories efficiently.

What is the first step in creating a text card in Power BI?

• Select the 'Table' option from the menu

• Create a new page for the card

• Drag the sales data into the card

• Click on the '123' card and resize it

How can you find the last subcategory in alphabetical order?

• Sort the table by descending order

• Select the 'First' option in the card settings

• Click on the 'Last' option in the card settings

• Use the 'Count Distinct' function

What is the purpose of using the 'Count Distinct' function?

• To sort subcategories alphabetically

• To calculate the total sales

• To identify the unique subcategories

• To find the total number of records

Which subcategory was identified as the highest selling?

• Tables

• Binders

• Accessories

• Phones

What is the benefit of using a text card when space is limited?

• It allows for detailed data analysis

• It provides quick answers to specific queries

• It displays all subcategories at once

• It automatically updates with new data

How do you apply a filter to find the top subcategory by sales?

• Sort the subcategories in ascending order

• Use the 'Count' function on the sales data

• Select 'First' in the filter options

• Select 'Top N' and drag sales into the filter box

What should you do after applying a filter to ensure it takes effect?

• Rename the card field

• Click 'Save' on the card

• Select 'Apply Filter' button

• Refresh the data source