Data story telling is an important part of the report development process. It changes the way the audience views reports and allows them to look at the data being presented in a clearer manner. To truly understand the importance of data story telling, we need to think about the primary goal of creating data visualization
In this post, we will look at how we can customize the bar charts in Power BI reports using native visuals, custom visuals, and Charticulator. You can watch the full video of this tutorial at the bottom of this blog. We have limitations when we try to place bar charts in a tight or congested
In today’s blog, we’re going to discuss a question that was recently posted on the Enterprise DNA forum about Charticulator. David Joy, one of the members of the forum, had a question about one of Mudassir’s videos from his data visualization course. He wanted to know how to format charts and conditionally highlight the MAX
This tutorial will show you all the available Power BI charts and visualizations in Charticulator that you can use and recreate for your Power BI reports. You’ll learn a lot of visuals that will help you display your data in a more efficient manner. Viewing Power BI Charts And Visualizations In Charticulator If you go
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create a Bullet Chart using Charticulator. It’s a variety of bar charts that display data in a qualitative range of values or performances. The ranges are designed to have colors that vary depending on the intensity of a value. You’ll also learn and understand how each entity in
