Business Intelligence with Microsoft Power BI - with Material - Include and Exclude in Power BI

The video tutorial explains how to create a simple stacked column chart in Power BI and demonstrates the use of the 'include' and 'exclude' functions to filter data visually. It covers how to compare different data categories using these functions and provides methods to undo or remove filters. The tutorial emphasizes that these functions allow users to filter data without needing a developer or Power BI expert.

What is the primary purpose of creating a stacked column chart in Power BI?

• To generate random data insights

• To create a 3D representation of data

• To compare different categories and regions

• To visualize data in a hierarchical format

How does the 'include' feature affect the data displayed in Power BI?

• It filters out all data except the selected points

• It highlights the selected data points

• It duplicates the selected data points

• It changes the color of the selected data points

What happens when you use the 'exclude' feature in Power BI?

• The selected data points are duplicated

• The selected data points are removed from view

• The selected data points are highlighted

• The selected data points are sorted

Which method is NOT mentioned as a way to revert changes made by 'include' or 'exclude'?

• Using the undo button

• Deleting the filter

• Restarting Power BI

• Clicking the cross button to remove the filter

What is the benefit of using 'include' and 'exclude' features in Power BI?

• They allow for automatic data analysis

• They enable users to filter data visually without needing a developer

• They provide real-time data updates

• They enhance the graphical representation of data