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Enhancing Your KPI Card Visuals

The document provides guidance on adding visual elements like icons, accent bars, references, progress bars, and details to KPI cards in Power BI for providing additional context and insights. It describes the different visual elements that can be added and how to configure them through the visual settings menu.
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Enhancing Your KPI Card Visuals

The document provides guidance on adding visual elements like icons, accent bars, references, progress bars, and details to KPI cards in Power BI for providing additional context and insights. It describes the different visual elements that can be added and how to configure them through the visual settings menu.
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Add insight to your KPI card !

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Add insight to your KPI card
Icon Main measure

Accent Bar

Reference 1
Reference 1
Detail

Reference 1 Reference 2
Progress Bar

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- BI- Icon
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The icon provides extra visual clarity to inform about the topic or
objective of the KPI Card. Both Images as links to images can be
used.

Menu: Visual settings -> Image


- BI- Accent Bar
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The accent Bar is there to provide additional visual insights if a KPI


meets the target or not. You can configure conditions for the
color.

Menu: Visual settings -> Cards -> Accent Bar.


- BI- Reference 1
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The reference is there to add context to the KPI. You can easily
select the desired DAX measure. Play a bit with the title and value
settings. Conditional format and dynamic labels are possible.

Menu: Visual settings -> Reference labels -> Select series


- BI- Reference 1 Detail 1/2
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The reference detail makes it possible to add direction to the


information. It can show you how the KPI is performing against the
target reference. If the DAX Measure is built as a string, you can
play with icons. Color is based on conditions.

Menu: Visual settings -> Reference labels -> Select series -> Detail
- BI- Reference 1 Detail 2/2
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Create two DAX Measures: The Detail and the color indicator that
will conditionize the colors.
- BI- Reference 1 Progress Bar
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The progress Bar is a custom created DAX Measure. It shows how


well the KPI behaves in relation to the target. The vertical pipe is
used to indicate the reference metric. Is the KPI performing much
better, then the dot after the pipe will be filled.

Menu: Visual settings -> Reference labels -> Select series


- BI- Reference 1 Progress Bar
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Don’t forget. It’s just a DAX Measure acting as a reference!


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Free give aways
• Focus on visuals
• Trigger the creative brain instead of the logic brain. It
works much faster.
• Less is more!
• Don’t overload the creative brain too much otherwise the
message will not be received.
• Data without context is no information. And information without
direction is no insight!
• Visuals are there for a reason, not just for showing
something.

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