Combine and Conquer with Power BI Combo Charts
Combo charts in Power BI are a visualization type that allows you to display multiple data series in the same chart using a combination of chart types (such as column and line charts). Combo charts...
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Power BI Bubble & Scatter Charts: Where Data Meets Creativity
Bubble charts and scatter charts are similar in that they both use data points plotted on a graph to display relationships between different pieces of data. However, there are few key differences between the two...
Power BI Security: Your Ticket to Secure Data Management
Power BI includes a range of security features to protect data and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. Some key concepts related to Power BI security include: Keep in mind that Power BI security is a...
Data Showdown: Power BI vs SSRS
Power BI & SSRS (SQL Server Reporting Services): These are both tools for creating and managing business intelligence and analytics solutions, but they have some key differences. Power BI & SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS)...
Shape Maps: The Next Frontier in Geospatial Analysis
Shape maps in Power BI Desktop are a visualization type that allows you to display data on a map using custom geographic regions, or “shapes.” You can use shape maps to display data on maps...
The Perfect Tool for Data Analysis: Power BI Treemaps
Power BI treemaps are a visualization that uses nested rectangles to display hierarchical data. Each branch of the hierarchy is represented by a colored rectangle, and the size of the rectangle represents the quantity of...
The Great Data Analytics Debate: Power BI vs QlikSense vs Tableau!
Power BI, QlikSense, and Tableau are all popular business intelligence and data visualization tools that can help you create interactive charts, graphs, and dashboards from your data. Each tool has got its own unique features...
The Battle of the BI Giants: Power BI vs Qlik Sense
Power BI & Qlik Sense are both business intelligence (BI) tools that allow you to visualize and analyze data, create reports and dashboards, and share insights with others. Both tools are popular choices for businesses...
ArcGIS Maps and Power BI: The Perfect Pairing for Likeable Insights
ArcGIS is a mapping platform developed by Esri which can be used to create interactive maps and geospatial visualizations. You can use ArcGIS maps in Power BI to display data on a map and explore...
Making Sense of Your Data with Power BI Aggregate
In Power BI, an aggregate is a mathematical operation that is performed on a set of values to produce a single value that represents the whole set. Some common aggregate functions in Power BI include...