For today’s blog post, we are continuing our series on creating Power BI report templates. Let’s keep in mind that we are not designing anything in Power BI, but we are using PowerPoint to make our reports look better. You can check out the first part of our series here. The next part of this
In today’s blog post, we’ll continue with our series on our enhanced report visualization frameworks for Power BI, and discuss the last three remaining items, which is selecting the right visual, condensing information, and using templates. Prior to this, we discussed the importance of using a grid format, as well as the importance of colors,
For today, we’ll be continuing the discussion on our enhanced visualization frameworks for Power BI. Previously, we’ve discussed about the importance of using grid formats in our reports. This time around, we’ll discuss the following items: colors, navigation, and labeling on your data visualization report. Implementing Colors In Your Data Visualization Report Colors is the
Enterprise DNA has always been committed in empowering data professionals and enthusiasts to maximize their use of Power BI and optimize the way they create their reports and dashboards. The Analyst Hub was created as part of that commitment. The Analyst Hub is the first web-based application designed to support Power BI users in terms
In this blog, I’ll be talking about how you can find inspiration for your Power BI report designs. You may watch the full video of this tutorial at the bottom of this blog. It’s understandable that not everyone is artistically inclined. But I also acknowledge that aesthetics can also impact the quality of reports and
