Bump Chart: Workout Wednesday_33
I created a bump chart using native line chart in Power BI and RANKX measure. The chart comes in two versions, one according to WW_33 requirements and second one with series labels on the right side (my preference, I believe it improves readability). Thank you for organizing Workout Wednesdays! 🙂WOW 2026 Week 33 - Bump Chart using Native Line Chart
Workout Wednesday | 2026 Week 33 | Power BI: Bump Chart using Native Line Chart Challenge from Santhanalakshmi​ A Bump Chart is a great way to visualize how rankings change over time. The best part? You can build one in Power BI using just a Native Line Chart. Thanks to Workout Wednesday for another interesting challenge. Check out the Power BI file to see how the chart was built.WOW Week 31 Power BI-Conditional Gradient Formatting on Categorical Series
Built an area chart with cumulative vaccination % bands and conditional gradient formatting to highlight progression over time. Small multiples by ethnicity make it easier to compare how different population groups reached key vaccination milestones. Thank you Kerry Kolosko for creating this visual challange.
Interactive Power BI dashboard for KPI monitoring with DAX, exception tracking, and sparklines.
An interactive Power BI dashboard built for Workout Wednesday 2026 – Week 28, featuring KPI monitoring, DAX-driven status tracking, exception reporting, sparklines, and interactive filtering. topics :- power-bi dax power-query dashboard data-visualization business-intelligence kpi-dashboard workout-wednesday microsoft-fabric eyJrIjoiN2NjY2NiYWEtZDliNS00MWJkLWI0NWUtMmYwZTA4YTE2YTFiIiwidCI6IjNlMTI1NDQ5LWI1ODYtNGU4ZS1iYzdmLWM1ZThlOWY3ZjkwNyJ9Workout Wednesday 2026 | Week 30 | LOESS (LOWESS) Smoothing Using Pure DAX & Core Power BI Visuals
This week's Workout Wednesday challenge focused on implementing LOESS (Locally Estimated Scatterplot Smoothing) using only DAX measures and native Power BI core visuals. In this solution, I: Implemented a dynamic LOESS smoothing algorithm entirely in DAX. Added a dynamic Bandwidth parameter to interactively control the smoothing level. Calculated the Neighbour Count dynamically based on the selected bandwidth. Built the visualization using only native Power BI visuals without custom visuals. Added interactive KPI cards, slicers, and explanatory text to improve usability and understanding. This challenge was an excellent opportunity to explore advanced DAX techniques, local weighted regression, and interactive analytical storytelling in Power BI. Tools Used: Microsoft Power BI Desktop (July 2026), DAX, Core Visuals #WorkoutWednesday #WOW2026 #DataDays #DAX #DataVisualization #FabricCommunity
Netflix Global Analytics Dashboard
I built this dashboard layout for the Fabric Data Days challenge to showcase Netflix streaming service catalog insights. The design features a dark executive theme to track global digital availability across 190+ countries, content growth over recent years, catalog splits between 6,100 movies and 2,700 TV shows, and top ranking titles filtered dynamically by primary visual metadata categories.
