Power BI visual reports depend on interaction to help report consumers focus on the most important insights, while enabling them to dive deeper into detailed information. The challenge with many Power BI models is that they offer many different insights, which easily leads to either many report pages with lots of visuals, or an overkill of interaction options. How do we help report users to keep their focus while offering lots of interaction?

In this session, we focus on one of the techniques available in Power BI to implement advanced interaction patterns: field parameters. With a field parameter, you group multiple columns or measures and enable users to select which column or measure they want to see in a visual.

But it doesn’t end there. In this session, we also dive into more advanced ways to use field parameters, in order to fully use the possiblities of drill through features.