Time flies when you’re having fun, especially if the fun comes from solving a Power BI Challenge! Just like that, we’re done with yet another round, and the submissions were insightful and creative, as always. The 7th round was about purchases, inventory and sales. This time, we challenged our participants to work on a problem
In this tutorial, I’ll show you ways to share reports in Power BI. There are many distribution features available that offer you the flexibility to give your insights out to people. These features differ from each other in terms of how the reports are presented. Some are not as dynamic as traditionally published your report
In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to publish reports using the Power BI service. It’s a cloud service that delivers our insights online which is crucial to distributing reports to our teams. Similarly, we can use Power BI desktop to showcase insights, but Power BI online service or Power BI service is more effective
Let’s review my best practices for data visualization in Power BI. Raw data can be difficult to read. So, visuals are made to make the data easy to understand. But visualizations can become confusing when they are made incorrectly. Visualizations are key to the consumers’ understanding. So now I’ll discuss my best practices for data
In this Power BI Showcase, we’ll go through reports showing professional service analytics. The professional services firm in this example engages in several contracts with clients from a range of different business functions. We’re looking to analyze how much time is spent with each of these clients. There are different metrics to show how that
