This week I had a number of team members tell me how difficult it was to share a PBIX file and the corresponding data between team members. The department hasn’t committed 100% to the idea of […]
This past week I was talking with the big guy up north, jolly old fella, and the discussion came up about his toy production levels. Santa was complaining about how hard it was to measure […]
The Pareto chart is a handy visual, but is not so easy to build in either excel or PowerBI. In a Pareto chart, information is provided about an individual product or category as a bar, and […]
Mapping is one of the better features of PowerBI. It is one of the more distinguishing feature differences between Excel and PowerBI. You can produce a map inside an excel document using Bing maps, however, the […]
Back by popular demand, we have another great tutorial on using R visuals. There are a number of amazing visuals that have been supplied with the PowerBI desktop tool. However, there are some limitations. For […]
Alright to start this Tutorial off right we are going to incorporate the new feature released this spring from Power BI, called publish to web. Below you can view last weeks tutorial and interact with […]
For this tutorial we are going to get some real data from the web. One of the easiest sources to acquire information from is Wikipedia. I will caveat this by saying, it is easy to […]
The Power BI Tips Theme Generator tool already allows you to easily interact with, and adjust, all the visual properties, wireframes, etc… How could we possibly make Power BI Theme building an effortless experience? We […]
The Problem Most of you have probably run into a situation where someone in your organization has authored a report in the Power BI web service, and now they want to make changes that can […]
Steve Campbell describes his journey to learn Power BI. Read about his lessons which may help you better understand Power BI. […]
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