Report Design for the Novice Power BI Report Consumer
Report Design for the Novice Power BI Report Consumer Your data model may be brilliant, and your visuals may be powerful, but what do you do if some of the potential report consumers, who need your amazing work, just say “no thanks”. There is a good chance that those users might be: • Worried about having to learn something new • Afraid to be embarrassed about not knowing how to analyze data. These are some of the most common reasons people resist anything to do with Technology. Fortunately, these issues can be easily resolved with report design. Not changing your existing reports, that more than likely someone in your company specifically wanted. But instead, adding some additional report pages, that will easily guide these “Novice” users through exploring data for themselves. Join Belinda for a demonstration and discussion on some easy visualizations and report options to make all users excited about checking out data. Agenda: Introductions (5 mins) Presentation (55 mins) Q&A session (15 mins) About Belinda Allen: Belinda Allen is a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for Power BI. Belinda is currently a Microsoft Power Platform (Certified) Trainer (MCT), Speaker, and the Co-Author of 2 books on Business Intelligence and Microsoft Dynamics GP. Belinda focuses on the Microsoft Power Platform. She happily wears the title #CitizenDeveloper. All of Belinda's blogs and notes can be found on https://www.MsBelindaAllen.com This event is online. You may need to install Zoom: https://zoom.us/download Space is limited so reserve your seat. Contact with Belinda: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/msbelindaallen/ www: https://www.MsBelindaAllen.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/MsBelindaAllen Members participating in Meetup Live events must be respectful in interactions with people and in content posted on the platform.Designing Power BI reports for the public: tips & tricks | Alice Drummond
Designing Power BI reports for the public: tips, tricks and lessons learnt In our increasingly virtual world Power BI is revolutionizing how we can educate and engage our communities across all industries! In this session Alice will share her experiences and real-world case studies of how they are working together with government organizations to create online interactive Power BI reports to more effectively connect with and engage their stakeholders compared to traditional lengthy, static PDF reports. She’ll unpack the different visualization tips and tricks to create a shared understanding of your data – quickly, such as intuitive navigation using bookmarks and buttons, interactive maps, infographics and animations, using iconography, images and videos to create an emotional connection and more! She’ll also explore how to create reports for all users by including accessibility features for meeting WCGA (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines). Learn about the different options for embedding public reports in websites, considerations and our lessons learnt from creating public engagement Power BI reports for the water and environmental industry. Agenda: Introductions (5 mins) Presentation (55 mins) Q&A session (15 mins) About Alice Drummond: Alice Drummond is Co-Founder of DiscoverEI, and a Microsoft Data Platform MVP, and her passion is combining Power BI and graphic design to bring data to life! Drawing on her background in environmental engineering, Alice works collaboratively with government organisations to turn mountains of data into practical, useful, decision-guiding insights, and gets a real buzz from training the next generation of data champions, and is a regular speaker at Power Platform community events and conferences and co-hosts the Power BI for Enviro's monthly meetup. Alice understands the power of combining science and art to tell data stories, and embeds customized animations and infographics in Power BI reports to help bridge the communication gap between scientists and decision makers. This event is online. You may need to install Zoom: https://zoom.us/download Space is limited so reserve your seat. Contact with Alice: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alice-drummond-discoverei/ www: https://www.discoverei.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AliceDiscoverEI Members participating in Meetup Live events must be respectful in interactions with people and in content posted on the platform.Dashboard in a day using Power BI
Event Title: Dashboard in a day using Power BI Event Description: Join us for an engaging and informative webinar where you'll gain valuable insights into Microsoft Power BI Desktop. This session is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of creating Business Intelligence Reports using this powerful tool. Agenda: a) Introduction to Microsoft Power BI Desktop: Explore the fundamental aspects of Power BI Desktop, understand its interface, and get familiar with its functionalities. b) Creating a Business Intelligence Report: Walk through a complete step-by-step process on how to craft effective and insightful Business Intelligence Reports using Power BI Desktop. c) Interactive Q&A Session: Engage in an interactive session where you can ask questions, seek clarification, and interact with our experts. Language: The webinar will be conducted in Bangla (বাংলা) to ensure clear communication and understanding. Target Audience: This session is tailored for individuals who are new to Power BI and students keen on delving into Business Intelligence. However, it's an open invitation to anyone interested in enhancing their understanding of this topic. Additional Information: Platform: Microsoft Teams - To make the most of the session, we highly recommend downloading the Microsoft Teams app. Some features may not be fully supported on certain browsers. Participant Information: Please note that upon joining the event, your name, email, or phone number may be visible to other attendees in the participant list. Your consent to this experience is assumed upon joining the webinar. Don't miss out on this opportunity to expand your knowledge and proficiency in Microsoft Power BI Desktop! We look forward to having you join us for this insightful session.
Power BI & Visio Case Study: Visualizing Data for a Theme Park
The most powerful data visualizations include context. Charts and Graphs on a BI dashboard are great, but adding context can be much more impactful. For example, the red bars on a hospital’s environmental monitoring dashboard will alert you of a problem, but if you can click on the red bars and see a floor plan with the exact location, your response can be better. Similarly, when a dashboard includes a network diagram that shows real-time server status, and a click shows you the data required to initiate the fix, you’re two steps ahead. How do we achieve this level of insight? We can add context to our Power BI reports with floor plans, network diagrams, process maps, or org charts created in Visio. This session includes live demos of Visio/Power BI integration from a real-world project. The customer’s goal was to provide frontline workers using Teams with easy access to Power BI visualizations that bring Visio diagrams to life. While the customer in this case study happens to run theme parks, the examples include Power BI tips and techniques that are applicable in many business scenarios. In this demo-packed session, you will learn: How to provide the power of context to your reports and dashboards How to easily incorporate Visio diagrams into your solutions Food for thought about how you can provide your company or clients a whole new level of context and power Scott A. Helmers is a Partner at the Harvard Computing Group, a software and consulting firm that assists clients with understanding and implementing business process solutions. He is a co-inventor of TaskMap www.taskmap.com, a Visio add-in that allows anyone to document, analyze, and improve their business processes. Scott has been named a Microsoft Valuable Professional (MVP) for Visio every year since 2008 and is the author of four books from Microsoft Press including Visio 2016 Step by Step. He is also a course author for LinkedIn Learning.L’architecture ultime d’un projet Power BI
La quantité d’outils mis à la disposition des développeurs pour réaliser des projets Power BI est étourdissante. L’ajout de Microsoft Fabric n’aura pas amélioré la situation, car cette plateforme mélange les outils spécialisés et souvent immatures de tous les métiers de la donnée. Il en résulte de mauvaises combinaisons d’outils, des efforts de développements moins efficaces et une incapacité de séparer clairement les rôles entre les équipes TI et affaires. C’est basé sur l’expérience d’une centaine de projets que l’auteur de la conférence vous présente une architecture ultime de projets Power BI. Vous comprendrez le rôle des outils les plus pertinents, leurs forces et leurs faiblesses, ainsi que la séparation des tâches dans une organisation idéale.Dataviz Avancée : 5 Techniques innovantes avec DAX
Rejoignez-nous pour un webinaire exclusif sur la visualisation de données avancée, où nous explorerons cinq techniques innovantes utilisant le langage DAX. Ce webinaire est conçu pour les professionnels de la donnée, les analystes et les passionnés de la visualisation de données qui souhaitent approfondir leurs compétences et découvrir de nouvelles façons de transformer des données brutes en insights percutants.
How to display the data with specific period as default to the dashbord
Hi Team, I'm using a specific measure that is return True/Fasle. I want the dashboard to present the data that is related to the True values how to set this setting without using the filter in the dashboard because I'm using a sliver to filter the period and whenever the user choose a specific year the dashboard will be filtered in the chosen year ?
