Jon Vöge comes continues looking at Power BI writeback:
This blog has previously covered the basics of native Microsoft Fabric / Power BI write-back with Translytical Task Flows.
In my first post on the subject, we created a simple Comment/Annotation solution, allowing the user to input free text comments on Data Points directly in Power BI.
However, Translytical Task Flows do not only support Free Text as an input type for the users of your reports. All of the new & updated Power BI Slicer visuals work with Translytical Task Flows, and we can use List and Button slicers for users to add categorical data to our task flows too.
Read on to see these other options in action.