Visual Inventory

Full Page Visual Metadata Export

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Documenting a page by hand means clicking each visual in Power BI Desktop and writing down what's in it — the fields, the measures, the tables behind them, the slicers, the Selection pane order. A page with 30 visuals eats an hour; five pages and you've lost a day. And the moment the report changes, your notes are out of date. This skill reads the whole page in one command and hands back the full inventory three ways — a styled Excel workbook to share, Markdown to drop into docs, and JSON if you want to feed it somewhere else — so documenting a report is a one-minute job instead of an afternoon — run it with /visual-inventory.

How it works

Type /visual-inventory, select your page, and the skill handles everything:

  1. Scans every visual on the page

  2. Extracts field wells, measures, columns, and filters per visual

  3. Maps slicer relationships and table dependencies

  4. Reads the selection pane hierarchy (groups, ordering, visibility)

  5. Detects bookmark visibility states

  6. Exports everything to three formats

What you get

JSON — structured metadata for automation or further processing

Markdown — human-readable report grouped by visual category and type

Excel workbook (3 sheets):

  • Data Visuals — every chart, table, card with its field wells, tables, slicers, and bookmarks

  • Slicers — slicer field, visual filters, and bookmark visibility

  • Structural — groups, shapes, images, buttons with bookmark states

All files follow consistent naming: {report}_{page}_visual_inventory_{date}_{time}.json/.md/.xlsx

Tool Information

Skill

39 USD

Bundle (All skills)

129 USD

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Version

Version 2.2.2.2

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