✨Better UX for Large Data Tables in Power BI

Because even the most boring tables deserve great design

🎁PBIX included at the end of this article!

Adding on to my previous article on improving the visual appeal of Power BI tables, this piece focuses specifically on large, detailed data tables — a common, yet often overlooked, component of most reports.

I don’t think I’ve ever delivered a Power BI report that didn’t include at least one massive table. While high-level KPIs and summary visuals are great for telling stories, users almost always ask for raw details too. But… do those detail views have to look like a data dump? 😅

Below is a short clip that highlights some of the key design improvements I brought to an initial table in Power BI.

In the following article I share some ideas on how you can still share all the detailed information, but in a potentially more impactful and visually helpful way in Power BI.

Read the full article here: https://medium.com/the-bi-corner/better-ux-for-large-data-tables-in-power-bi-292d4dfc6862

If you don't have Medium, here is a friend link: https://medium.com/the-bi-corner/better-ux-for-large-data-tables-in-power-bi-292d4dfc6862?sk=535f97e94fead2451f369fb35cf61e0c