Designing report layouts in Power BI is a challenge for most people. Some data analysts sometimes forget to make their reports more engaging and intuitive as they focus more on the data. In this tutorial, you’ll learn some simple tips and tricks to create good-looking layouts for your Power BI reports. First, let’s talk about
This blog post is the second in a series I’m doing on innovations in Power BI. The first one was about how you can level up your external tools menu. For today’s topic, we’re going to use a number of tools on the enhanced toolbar to come up with a custom color palette, so I
I stumbled across a tool that is just so good and useful for some really common tasks in power BI when creating reports and visuals. It’s a color hex codes picker that you can use to easily get the colors for your Power BI reports. You may watch the full video of this tutorial at
Creating a high-quality color palette for your Power BI data visualization is essential to make your reports look compelling and professional. You may watch the full video of this tutorial at the bottom of this blog. I’m constantly seeing some reports that use a generic color palette from Power BI, which affects the visualization and
