Step-by-Step Guide to Create a Text Card in Power BI

1. Open Power BI Desktop:

Launch Power BI Desktop on your computer.

2. Load Your Data:

Click on Home > Get Data.

Choose your data source (e.g., Excel, SQL Server, etc.) and load your data into Power BI.

3. Select the Data for the Card:

In the "Fields Pane", select the data fields you want to visualize. For example, you might choose Subcategory.

4. Insert a Card:

Go to the "Build" pane on the right side.

Click on the Card icon.

5. Configure the Card:

Drag the desired fields to the appropriate areas in the Build pane

6. Customize the Card:

Use the "Format" pane to customize the appearance of your chart. You can change colors, add data labels, adjust axis titles, and more.

7. Save Your Report:

Once you're satisfied with your chart, save your report by clicking on File > Save As.

Example

Load the Sales Data:

Import your sales data into Power BI.

Create the Card:

Select the "Card" from the "Build" pane.

Add Fields:

Drag the "Subcategory" field to the "Fields" 

Customize:

Use the "Format" pane to adjust the chart's appearance.

By following these steps, you should be able to create a "Chart" in Power BI that effectively visualizes your data

Try Following Formatting Options

1. Prepare a card showing highest sales in different category 

Drag the "Subcategory" field to the "Fields" - open "Filter" pane - you will see three sections in filter pane named "1. Filters on this visual", "2. Filters on this page", "3. Filters on all page" - you will find an option named "Add data fields here" under each of the above sections - drag and drop "Subcategory" from the "Data" pane below the option "Add data fields here" in the first section named "Filters on this visual" - a dropdown list will appear - in the options "Filter type" select "Top N" - in the options "Show items" select "Top" - besides this option there is a blank box - type "1" in the blank box - drag "Sales" from the "Data" pane and drop under the option "By value" - click on "Apply filter" - you will be able to see the name of "Category" in the Text Box which has highest sales   

2. Prepare a card showing highest profit in different category 

Drag the "Subcategory" field to the "Fields" - open "Filter" pane - you will see three sections in filter pane named "1. Filters on this visual", "2. Filters on this page", "3. Filters on all page" - you will find an option named "Add data fields here" under each of the above sections - drag and drop "Subcategory" from the "Data" pane below the option "Add data fields here" in the first section named "Filters on this visual" - a dropdown list will appear - in the options "Filter type" select "Top N" - in the options "Show items" select "Top" - besides this option there is a blank box - type "1" in the blank box - drag "Profit" from the "Data" pane and drop under the option "By value" - click on "Apply filter" - you will be able to see the name of "Category" in the Text Box which has highest sales   

3. Prepare a card showing highest quantity in different category 

Drag the "Subcategory" field to the "Fields" - open "Filter" pane - you will see three sections in filter pane named "1. Filters on this visual", "2. Filters on this page", "3. Filters on all page" - you will find an option named "Add data fields here" under each of the above sections - drag and drop "Subcategory" from the "Data" pane below the option "Add data fields here" in the first section named "Filters on this visual" - a dropdown list will appear - in the options "Filter type" select "Top N" - in the options "Show items" select "Top" - besides this option there is a blank box - type "1" in the blank box - drag "Quantity" from the "Data" pane and drop under the option "By value" - click on "Apply filter" - you will be able to see the name of "Category" in the Text Box which has highest sales   

4. Link the above prepared visual cards with a column chart showing category wise highest selling, most profitable and most ordered  

create a simple column chart - drag "Category" to "X-Axis" - drag "Sales" to "Y - axis" - now click on columns to get values for highest selling, most profitable and most ordered  items