The trick I am about to explain in this article is used in many samples, and it is not a new trick. However, it is very useful, and many Power BI users are still not aware of it. Let's say you have to columns: Cost, and Sales, and in one chart, you want to show…

This month's updates include a preview of the Smart narratives visual, which helps you quickly summarize visuals and reports by providing relevant out-of-the-box insights, which are customizable. On the reporting side, several things are added, including the introduction of controls for the z-order of visuals, and searching for a workspace during publish. For modeling, the enhanced dataset metadata that was previously in preview is now generally available. In the service, we introduce new capabilities in the lineage view, updates to analyze in Excel and have made deployment pipelines generally available. #Microsoft #PowerBI

Analytics
   Smart narratives (preview) -- 00:45
   Q&A now supports arithmetic operations -- 05:32

Reporting
   Data point rectangle select for additional charts -- 06:05
   Added general visual option to maintain layer order -- 06:44
   Search for a workspace during publish -- 10:14
   Total labels for stacked visuals -- 10:33
   Mobile authoring enhancements -- 13:06
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