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Power BI | Tooltips exercise | Create a report tooltip to show book sales by author
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Open the Power BI report file in the above folder. It shows the 100 bestselling books since 1998:
One author appears twice as many times as his or her nearest competitor in the list, as you'll see if you sort the second column into descending order. See if you can guess who this is before sorting!
Create a tooltip page to show the volume of sales for each title:
Your tooltip page doesn't have to look like this, or even be a bar chart.
Assign this page to be the tooltip for the original visual:
What you might see if you hover over Bill Bryson, for example.
If you still have time, and want a challenge, create and display a measure to show the name of the author in your tooltip:
The report page tooltip now shows the name of the author chosen in the title.
Save this report as Bookie tips, then close it down.