Business Intelligence with Microsoft Power BI - with Material - Conditional Formatting in a Table

The video tutorial explains how to use conditional formatting in Power BI, similar to Excel. It covers creating a table, applying background colors, font colors, data bars, and customizing icons for different columns like sales, profit, and quantity. The tutorial highlights the dynamic nature of conditional formatting, which automatically updates with data changes. The video concludes with a brief mention of web URL formatting to be covered in future videos.

What is the first step in applying conditional formatting in Power BI?

• Creating a chart

• Creating a table

• Applying filters

• Importing data

Which color is used to indicate higher sales in background color formatting?

• Red

• Green

• Dark blue

• Light blue

What type of conditional formatting is applied to the profit column to indicate higher values?

• Icons

• Font color

• Background color

• Data bars

What feature is used to visually represent the quantity column?

• Font color

• Background color

• Data bars

• Icons

How many types of icons are initially available for the profit column?

• Four

• Five

• Three

• Two

What happens to the icons if the data in the table changes?

• They change automatically

• They disappear

• They remain the same

• They need to be manually updated

Which conditional formatting option is mentioned but not demonstrated in the video?

• Icons

• Font color

• Background color

• Web URL