Welcome
back to this week’s edition of the Power BI blog series. This week, we look at how to show visuals as
Tables.
Leveraging Power BI’s previous
accessibility improvements to Table and Matrix visualisations, the Power BI
team is now introducing a new view mode called ‘Show visuals as tables’, which
displays report visuals in a tabular format with a single action. Some users may prefer to consume data in a
text-based or tabular format depending on their different learning styles and
usage of assistive technologies. This
provides a supplemental format for visuals that allows users to display the
data in the way that best meets their needs.
This new view mode is similar to how
‘Show as a table’ displays underlying data for individual visuals today. ‘Show visuals as tables’ will display the
underlying data for visuals for all pages in the current report, with the added
functionality of interaction and cross-filtering capabilities.
To activate this view mode, navigate to
the view dropdown menu and select ‘Show visuals as tables’:
To revert, select ‘Show original
visuals’:
Alternatively, you may simply use the
keyboard shortcut CTRL + SHIFT + F11 to toggle between the two
views.
In the
meantime, please remember we offer training in Power BI which you can find out
more about here. If you wish to catch up on past articles, you
can find all of our past Power BI blogs here.
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