Thank you for your video, please could you explain how to create dependencies between buttons and sliders ( I mean when you navigate to the FR screen with the button French, and the slider selected language changes automatically to FR)?? 🙏🙏
Thank you for the video ! Great explanations Why don't you use translations using Tabular Editor or Metadata translations external tools ? With this technique, you will have only one page.
Government clients (in my experience, at least) often have very specific translation requirements, and external tools are rarely available/permitted; hence the workaround
I will have a detailed look at your solution. I am creating international trade statistics with 13 different languages :-) Have some real difficulties in setting things up... It was not easy but possible to do this in Excel... But want to move to Power BI, due to less limitations and more options etc.
Hi, thank you for the video. I accessed the portal and it was remodeled and even though it became a membership I was unable to access it. Could you tell us what the name of the course is on the new platform?
Excellent explanation! Is there a way to translate data labels on charts, ie on a pie chart? There is no fx field like for the Title, and I can't find a solution that doesn't involve an external tool like Translations Builder, which my employer does not allow.
Hello Samuel, No, currently there's no way to simply translate the data labels since there's no option of fx available under that section of the pie chart but you can change the titles and sub-titles with the option of fx provided by Power BI. And since external tools are not an option in your scenario, there's no way out here unless Power BI adds those options inside the visualizations. For further queries, you can also reach out to us at our Community Forum by providing a detailed description of your query along with relevant files for reference. Our members and team of Experts will be happy to help out! If you haven't yet, do subscribe to our RU-vid channel and LinkedIn group to keep posted on Power BI, Power Platform, and the Microsoft stack updates. Hoping you find this useful! Cheers, Enterprise DNA forum.enterprisedna.co/ ru-vid.com/show-UCy2rBgj4M1tzK-urTZ28zcA www.linkedin.com/groups/12004506/
Hi, thanks for the video! Great approach for multilingual reports. Could you please post the dax expression used for the measures in Columns folder (Continent, Country, Product, etc)?
Hi Andre, thanks for posting your comment in the video. All pbix file/datasets/measures are available for download in the Enterprise DNA Online, which is accessible via Membership. Check out the link below. Thanks! portal.enterprisedna.co/
Hi, thanks for the video! Great approach for multilingual reports. Can we change the report name as well in selected language? Let's say i have a report and I want to show report name "Report 1" for English language and "Report 1 French" for French language. Is this possible ? Thanks in advance.
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What about this option: Original table is in original language in Excel say Tbl1. Copy the header column into a new spreadsheet and use Goodle translate doc on it. Copy the result back ina new sheet Tbl1_SP, repeating steps with French for Tbl1_FR (both with no rows). Import all three versions into your PBX. Then make DAX versions that are Tbl1_d_FR = UNION(Tbl1_FR, Tbl1) and Tbl1_d_EN = UNION(Tbl1_EN, Tbl1) (in this example the first table is in Spanish).The only sore spot is by testing this I found I need to put in 1 row of empty values formatted as the 0.0 numeric and then transform, remove 1 row so they would be in the right data type in the UNION. (Not have to pick SUM of manually). I don't see an easy way change the DAX to an IF statement about which things to UNION based on a slicer. If the tables change (such as bad translations) just delethe imported header table and reimport it wih the correction. PROS: One set of data per table. Column names follow the data. CONS: You do have to know what they are to pick them. YMMV
Hi Fethi, all pbix file/datasets/resource files are available for download in the Enterprise DNA On-Demand platform, which is accessible via a Subscription. Check out the link below. Cheers! Sign up here: app.enterprisedna.co/sign-up
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Wondering if the dax expression used to create the measures for the column data is the same as the one used for the report labels? Translating the labels is simple enough from your video but translating the column data has me stumped
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Instead of creating multiple columns for your data and then measures.. just create one more column with a language short. Create a language table and connect the language short with the language table to filter. And then „copy paste“ your data three times underneath, each copy in a another language and its much cleaner
Thanks David. My solution reflects the way many of my government clients currently store their data. I'd be interested to see your approach ... if possible, could you post a sample PBIX on the Enterprise DNA support forum?
David, good suggestion. I personally think your scenario works best for smaller tables or if the data is small. If you have 3 source tables, then you'd need to deal with them separately or alternatively you can merge them by creating the index column as you suggested.
Hello divya divya, thank you for posting your query onto our channel. Below is the measure for "Selected Language Code" provided for the reference - Selected Language Code = SWITCH( TRUE() , SELECTEDVALUE( Languages'[Language EN] ) = "English" , "EN" , SELECTEDVALUE( Languages'[Language EN] ) = "French" , "FR" , SELECTEDVALUE( Languages'[Language EN] ) = "Spanish" , "ES" , "EN" ) For furthermore queries, you can also reach out to us onto our Community Forum where our members as well as experts team will be able to assist you in a better and efficient manner. Below is the link of the forum provided for the reference as well. Hoping you find this useful and meets your requirements that you've been looking for. Also make sure that you're subscribed to our RU-vid channel so that you don't miss out on any updates pertaining to the Power BI. Happy Learning!!! forum.enterprisedna.co/ ru-vid.com/show-UCy2rBgj4M1tzK-urTZ28zcA
@@EnterpriseDNA Hi, thanks for the video!! Great approach for multilingual reports. Could you please post the dax expression used for the measures in Columns folder (Continent, Country, Product, etc)?
could you help with codes for measure on transactions on the transactions reports?: continent, country, product, statsus...i dont know how to make the transactions reports switching between languages, you did not show how to make the report connecting with language filter, its hard to follow the steps. thanks and where did you apply report_title measure to? u show the code but we dont know where u use it? quite confusing to follow.
Hi Tien, all pbix file/datasets/resource files are available for download in the Enterprise DNA Online, which is accessible via a Subscription. Check out the link below. Cheers! portal.enterprisedna.co/
Hello Andrew McDonald, thank you for posting your query onto our channel. Yes, definitely this thing can be embedded as well. The main motive of this content was to showcase that basically "How To Create Multi-Lingual" reports in Power BI. For furthermore queries, you can also reach out to us onto our Community Forum where our members as well as experts team will be able to assist you in a better and efficient manner. Below is the link of the forum provided for the reference as well. Hoping you find this useful and meets your requirements that you've been looking for. Also make sure that you're subscribed to our RU-vid channel so that you don't miss out on any updates pertaining to the Power BI. Happy Learning!!! forum.enterprisedna.co/
