In this tutorial, we’ll discuss a custom visual called Bullet charts. They’re mainly used for measuring performance against target or previous years. Bullet charts are useful visuals for comparing employee performance, shipment targets, sales targets, production targets, and many more. This is a sample bullet chart that I have created. We’ll discuss how I created
In this tutorial, we’ll be looking at a not-so-common custom visual called the Power BI slope chart. This chart is used to compare before and after results. It’s an effective way to show increase or decrease as well as magnitude for a single or multiple metrics. Slope charts are used to analyze trends for data
This blog post will demonstrate one of the best data visualization techniques I’ve discovered in Power BI to date — the multi-measure dynamic visuals technique. You may watch the full video of this tutorial at the bottom of this blog. If you want to create dynamic visuals that can really make your analysis stand out,
Showcasing results cumulatively is, in my opinion, the best way to showcase trends in your data. When comparing data versus budget or forecasts, showing the trends or divergence in trend is essential. You may watch the full video of this tutorial at the bottom of this blog. You want to make sure you can identify
