Oscar Martínez Valero on LinkedIn: #powerbi #ux #powerbi #design | 10 comments (2024)

I've been exploring glassmorphism in Power BI, and today, I'm releasing a tool and blog post to help you get the DAX to apply the effect in your Power BI visuals.Try the tool and read the full blog post, link the first comment! 🔗👇✨Don't forget to follow us on BIBB | UX driven BIGlassmorphism is not a native formatting option in Power BI but can be achieved using any HTML visual; the effect is very popular in web design. This sleek, modern design trend could enhance your Power BI reports with a frosted glass look, adding depth and hierarchy. In this blog post, you will learn: What is Glassmorphism?Creating Glassmorphism in Power BIStep-by-Step Guide#PowerBI #Glassmorphism #BusinessIntelligence #DataVisualization #ModernDesign

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Analyzing candidates for open positions using ChatGPT.Today, I was experimenting with the possibility of using a large language model to match five GPT-generated CVs of candidates against a job opening. This work left me with mixed feelings/results: although the LLM results were generally "correct," they were inconsistent; the same qualifications/skills were rated differently between candidates and between runs.The LLM was very good at consistently identifying the weakest candidate, which suggests that recruiters can use AI tools effectively to narrow down the candidate pool rather than make hiring decisions. The previous point is problematic on its own as it could lead (is it already leading?) to a race of doctoring and crafting CVs to pass ATS systems, ending with a pool of perfect-on-paper candidates, back to square one. #Analytics #BusinessIntelligemce #LLM #ChatGPT #JupyterNotebook

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Transforming LinkedIn's Approximate Posting Date to the Exact Date and Time. 📅🔍.Ever felt the need to uncover the exact date and time of a LinkedIn post, but all you had was an approximate posting date like '1w' or '3d'? By delving into a LinkedIn post's HTML source, you'll discover a lengthy numeric value associated with each activity. This number holds the key to transforming it into a precise datetime format. Here's how you can unlock this power.The Process: 1. Identify the Activity Number: This is the long numeric value in the HTML code of a LinkedIn post.2. Convert to Binary: Change this number to its binary form.3. Extract the Key Digits: Take the first 41 digits from this binary string.4. Convert to Decimal: Transform to decimal these 41 binary digits, they represent a Unix timestamp in milliseconds.5. Transform to Datetime: Convert this Unix timestamp to a human-readable datetime format.Here is the Py code needed: import datetime# Step 1: Transform to binaryactivity = 7198200780061900800binary_activity = bin(activity)[2:]# Remove the '0b' prefix# Step 2: Get the first 41 digits of the binary representationfirst_41_digits = binary_activity[:41]# Step 3: Transform these 41 digits to decimaldecimal_value = int(first_41_digits, 2)# Step 4: Convert the decimal value (UNIX timestamp in milliseconds) to date time formattimestamp = decimal_value / 1000# Convert milliseconds to secondsdate_time = datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(timestamp)print("Binary Representation:", binary_activity)print("First 41 Binary Digits:", first_41_digits)print("Decimal Value:", decimal_value)print("Date Time:", date_time)#LinkedIn #Python #Py

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Our latest BIBB | UX driven BI's newsletter featured Sajjad's post on dynamically formatting heatmaps on tables. If you missed previous editions, our archive has you covered. https://lnkd.in/dN6EAReCOur newsletter covers topics at the intersection of UX and BI with a splash of technical and BI-relevant content sent monthly(sh). I invite you to check it out and subscribe to it if you like what you see.#UX #PowerBI #BusinessIntelligence

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Some days ago, Sajjad Ahmadi shared an amazing post in BIBB | UX driven BI's blog: Dynamic Heatmap Selection: Enhancing Dashboard Interaction and User Experience.Link in the first comment 🔗.In his post, Sajjad explores how to dynamically select and highlight heatmaps within tables. I am very thankful that Sajjad, an amazing rising star in Power BI, agreed to collaborate with us.

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#PowerBIand#Fabricroadmap have been updated. My take: Power BI dark mode.This and other relevant Power BI / UX stories are shared in ourmonthlishnewsletter.https://lnkd.in/dN6EAReC

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It's been over a year since we launched our Power BI Theme Generator with a clear goal: to create the simplest yet most powerful FREE theme generator on the web.Link in the first comment. 🔗👇BIBB | UX driven BISince releasing the first version as a Figma plugin, we've made significant strides. Today, we've empowered tens of thousands of developers to create stunning themes for Power BI reports.Theme creation can be complex, but BIBB's theme generator is FREE and incredibly user-friendly. Just choose your colours, generate your JSON theme, and apply it to Power BI Desktop and PRESTO!While other generators require tweaking countless visual properties, BIBB's generator simplifies the process. We've done the heavy lifting, and our generated themes include over 1,000 lines of code.- FREE.- Simple yet powerful.- Ready to go.#PowerBI #UX #Design #BusinessIntelligence

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Remember that our FREE Power BI Theme Generator, the most powerful, yet simple, on the web, has an in-built contrast checker that follows the WCAG guidelines for AAA and AA.Don't forget to follow us on BIBB | UX driven BI.We built this feature by thinking about user accessibility.The contrast checker is one of the different features we implemented in the last biggest update of our Power BI Theme Generator:- Themes with Magic (AI)- Easy dark and light themes.- Trending palettes.https://lnkd.in/e4mpQ6UT#BusinessIntelligence #PowerBI #UX #Accesibility

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Finally: Microsoft Certified: Fabric Analytics Engineer Associate from Microsoft!#PowerBI #MicrosoftFabric #Certification #Upskilling #Bandwagon

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