Business Intelligence with Microsoft Power BI - with Material - Inserting Buttons in Power BI

The video tutorial explains the similarities and differences between buttons and shapes in Power BI, focusing on actions that can be applied to buttons. It demonstrates how to add buttons, understand actions, and explore different types of actions, such as the back action, which functions like a browser's back button. The tutorial concludes with a practical application of these concepts, preparing viewers for more detailed exploration in the next video.

What is a key difference between buttons and shapes in Power BI?

• Shapes have predefined actions, buttons do not.

• Neither buttons nor shapes have predefined actions.

• Buttons have predefined actions, shapes do not.

• Both buttons and shapes have predefined actions.

How do actions in Power BI compare to another common feature?

• They are similar to hyperlinks.

• They are similar to themes.

• They are similar to filters.

• They are similar to bookmarks.

What should you do if you have an older version of Power BI and want to access all six types of actions?

• Reinstall Power BI.

• Restart Power BI.

• Update Power BI.

• Install a plugin.

What is the default action applied to the 'Back' button in Power BI?

• It closes the current page.

• It takes you to the previous page.

• It refreshes the current page.

• It takes you to the home page.

What happens when you press 'Control + Click' on a button with a 'Back' action in Power BI?

• It opens a new tab.

• It refreshes the page.

• It takes you to the next page.

• It takes you to the previous page.