In this Power BI dashboard tutorial, you’ll learn about different design tips to improve your dashboard for a better user experience. Previous blogs have taught you how to create a customer deep dive development report. The last step when creating this dashboard is to clean it all up and make it look better. Choose &
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to make a customer dashboard more intuitive using time intelligence in Power BI. This is the second step when creating a customer deep dive dashboard. When creating visualizations, you’ll most likely have to compare different time periods. This could be a comparison between the cumulative sales for two simultaneous years. So, you need to start writing more complex
In this tutorial, I’ll show you the step-by-step development of a consumer goods sales report in Power BI. Let’s start off with a blank canvas and this data model. This is a straightforward data model. But in a lot of cases, this is all you need. You don’t need to be complex especially for a
In previous tutorials, you learned how to create a consumer goods sales dashboard from scratch in Power BI. For this session, you’ll learn how to make the dashboard look better and more compelling. Changing The Background Color The first thing is changing the background color. A white background doesn’t make things stand out enough. In
In this tutorial, I’ll run through my seven Power BI design best practices for dashboarding. This is a snapshot of the reports you’ll be developing inside the Dashboarding and Data Visualization Intensive course in Enterprise DNA. These seven best practices are what I use in every report that I create in Power BI regardless of
