Business Intelligence with Microsoft Power BI - with Material - Using Filters on All Pages

The video tutorial explains how to apply filters on all pages in a data visualization tool. It demonstrates creating multiple pages and charts, applying filters on individual pages, and then extending the filter to all pages. The tutorial shows how the filter affects data visibility across different pages and how to modify these filters. The video concludes with a summary of the filter's impact on data presentation.

What is the primary purpose of creating multiple pages in the context of this tutorial?

• To test different data visualization tools

• To create a backup of the data

• To demonstrate the effect of filters on different pages

• To apply different themes to each page

What happens when a filter is applied to a single page?

• It only affects the page where it is applied

• It duplicates the data on the page

• It affects all pages in the document

• It deletes all data from the page

How does applying a filter on all pages differ from applying it on a single page?

• It only affects the last page

• It removes all filters from the document

• It applies the filter to all pages, ensuring consistent data display

• It only affects the first page

What is a key feature of the filters pane mentioned in the tutorial?

• It is common across all sheets

• It only filters numerical data

• It is unique to each page

• It cannot be modified

What is the effect of selecting 'furniture' in the filter applied to all pages?

• Only the first page is affected

• All data is deleted

• The filter is removed

• Only furniture-related data is visible across all pages