They say Power BI is easy to use and you can create effective, powerful dashboards in a few hours. But is Power BI really working for you? Is it really that easy? If that was the case, why do so many companies give up on their Business Dashboard strategies? If you are not 100% sure […]
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In our How To Guides for Power BI beginners we show you how to tackle some of the more tricky tasks. Getting started in Power BI is very easy and it doesn’t take long to create a reasonably good looking dashboard. It also doesn’t take very long to realise you have only just scratched the […]
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If business dashboards are a thing of the future how do you build a business dashboard that really works? So many organisations are building them for internal use as well as for external use. You are probably the same. You may have a few Tableau or Power BI dashboards in your organisation that you use. […]
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Have you ever wondered how much it costs to publish Power BI dashboards to the cloud? Power BI is a great tool to get started and it’s free to use on the desktop and its an amazing tool to get started. You can building amazing dashboards with it and there are some superb examples in […]
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How to create a table with a bar graphs in it? In a Power BI page, add a new “Table” visual: Now drag and drop the fields Date, Subdivision and Business Unit in the Values section of the table: I removed the Quarter, Month and Day from my Date hierarchy (in the values section […]
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Do you know how to create a map chart in Power BI? In a Power BI page, insert a Filled map visual: In your recently created visual, drag and drop the fields Country, State and City to the Location section: Now we have to add some numbers and change the colours. Drag and drop the […]
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How to create a chart with stacked bars and a line over a period of time? In a Power BI page, follow the instructions: In the Visualizations menu, choose “Line and stacked column chart”. Now drag the Date field to the Shared axis and the Revenue to the Column values: Now drag the Subdivision to […]
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