Remember NoCheckdowns? Well, we turned it into a template you can download from AppSource and install on your own Power BI tenant!
Enjoy
See you next week.
Rob Collie
One of the original engineering leaders behind Power BI and Power Pivot during his 13-year career at Microsoft, Rob Collie founded a consulting company in 2013 that is 100% devoted to “the new way forward” made possible by Power BI and its related technologies. Since 2013, P3 Adaptive has rapidly grown to become the leading firm in the industry, pioneering an agile, results-first methodology never before seen in the Business Intelligence space. A sought-after public speaker and author of the #1-selling Power BI book, Rob and his team would like to help you revolutionize your business and your career.
Comments (12)
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Nice intro to apps. Starting to see how they can be used.
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Cool, thanks! Does this include the Super Bowl results?
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Not yet! we have the data, just need to publish it so that it’s there when you refresh. Maybe published today, we’ll see.
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Looks really cool, but there seems to be some data issues. You are somehow missing Mike Evans and Chris Godwin. Only two of the top 12 receivers in the league (yardage) this year. Also, Michael Thomas is missing and had was the leader in yardage, not Stefon Diggs. Something is wrong here. @RobCollie
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We made an executive decision, in the beginning, to exclude Tampa Bay players, because, well… that team sucks.
Kidding! I *think* all you need to do is change the default filter from max 100 targets to max 200. We should have caught that filter when we published it, apologies.
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Man. We Bucs fans just can’t catch a break! The best receiving duo in football and we still get no respect! I’ll try the filter change! Thanks.
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The report won’t refresh due to an error with the data. See below:
2019 Pass Chart has failed to refresh.
Failure details: The last refresh attempt failed because of an internal service error. This is usually a transient issue. If you try again later and still see this message, contact support.Column ‘QBName’ in Table ‘DimQB’ contains a duplicate value ‘Ryan Tannehill’ and this is not allowed for columns on the one side of a many-to-one relationship or for columns that are used as the primary key of a table. Table: DimQB.
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Any chance this is going to be fixed as we don’t have access to the pbix or the data.
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Hmmm, that sucks. Let me ask the crew what’s going wrong here.
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Working just fine now. Thanx
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Heck ya! Thanks for circling back – I was meaning to ask you to try it again (we did make a fix).
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Hey im having trouble downloading the pbix file as its only a template
any way around that?