Power BI - Basic VisualizationsHow can you combine a KPI visual with a slicer to analyze sales performance by product category?AUse a KPI visual without Trend axisBAdd a slicer for Product Category and connect it to the KPI visual's data modelCPlace the slicer on a different report page without connectionDCreate a separate KPI visual for each product category manuallyCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand slicer and KPI interactionA slicer filters data dynamically; connecting it to the KPI visual's data model filters KPI values by selected category.Step 2: Identify correct setupAdding a slicer for Product Category on the same page and ensuring data model connection enables interactive filtering.Final Answer:Add a slicer for Product Category and connect it to the KPI visual's data model -> Option BQuick Check:Slicer connected to KPI filters data interactively [OK]Quick Trick: Connect slicer to KPI data model for filtering [OK]Common Mistakes:Placing slicer disconnected from KPI visualIgnoring Trend axis importanceManually creating multiple KPI visuals unnecessarily
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