The order is ranked with the most significant contributor displayed first. To see all of the insights generated by Power BI, use the scrollbar.

In addition, the values that had the largest actual increases and decreases are also called out. For each, the values which had the most significant change to contribution are called out in the description. Which factors and categories are chosenĪfter examining different columns, Power BI selects and displays those factors that show the biggest change to relative contribution. The insight feature is enabled and on by default (you don't need to check a Preview box to enable it). This feature is in preview, and is subject to change. The Analyze feature is contextual, and is based on the immediately previous data point - such as the previous bar, or column. Right-click on a data point, and select Analyze > Explain the decrease (or increase, if the previous bar was lower), or Analyze > Find where this distribution is different and the insight is delivered to you in an easy-to-use window.

You can ask the Power BI service to explain increases, decreases, or unusual distributions in visuals, and get fast, automated, insightful analysis about your data. In such cases you can explore the data, to help explain the change that occurred. VanArsdel is outperforming its competitors but has a deep dip in June 2014. With Analyze in the Power BI service, you can learn the cause with just a few clicks.įor example, consider the following visual that shows Total units by Month and Manufacturer.

Often in report visuals, you see a large increase and then a sharp drop in values, and wonder about the cause of such fluctuations. APPLIES TO: Power BI service for business users Power BI service for designers & developers Power BI Desktop Requires Pro or Premium license

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