Matrix visuals are in almost every Power BI report. And in most of those reports, they are just a table with a bit of hierarchy: rows, columns, numbers, and nothing that actually helps anyone make a decision.

In this session, we go beyond the default. We cover layout and formatting techniques that make your matrix readable without extra effort from the user, DAX for dynamic conditional formatting that puts attention where it belongs, and real use cases from finance, operations, and project management that show what a well-built matrix actually looks like in practice.
We also cover when a matrix is not the right answer, because sometimes the most useful thing you can do is replace it with something else.