The analytics pane in Power BI is a tool that allows you to add advanced analytics and visualization features to your reports and dashboards. You can access the analytics pane by selecting the “Analytics” tab...
In Power BI Desktop, you can shape and join data from various sources to create a cohesive dataset for analysis and reporting. Shaping data refers to the process of cleaning, organizing, and transforming data so...
Power BI Premium is a subscription-based service that provides additional capabilities and capacity for Power BI. It is designed for organizations that need to share, publish, and collaborate on Power BI content at scale. It...
A time series chart is a type of chart that displays data points over a period of time. In Power BI, you can create a time series chart by selecting the “Line Chart” or “Area...
A ribbon chart is a type of chart that is used to visualize trends over time or across categories. In Power BI, you can create a ribbon chart by selecting the “Ribbon Chart” visualization from...
Radial gauge charts are one of the most visually engaging tools in Microsoft’s Power BI software. Radial gauge charts can be an effective way to display a single data point in a visually impactful way....
A waterfall chart is a type of chart that is used to visualize the cumulative effect of sequentially introduced positive or negative values. These graphs are frequently used to demonstrate how an initial value is...
Donut charts are a variation of pie charts, with a hole in the centre that makes it easier to compare the sizes of the data points. In Power BI, you can create a donut chart...
A funnel chart is a graphical representation of a process with multiple stages, showing the flow of data or items from one stage to another. A funnel chart in Microsoft Power BI can be used...
An area chart is a graph that displays data as a series of interconnected areas, with the height of each area representing the quantity it represents. Area charts are often used to show trends over...