Exploring and Visualising Data in Power BI

This is a follow up to my previous article and video where I demonstrated how to download data from multiple web pages into a data model. In this second article in the series, I demonstrate what I would normally do at the next stage of building a report. I often don’t know what I am going to do when I start. Instead I like to look at the data and build out some useful reporting as I go. This approach is not for everyone, but it is the way I do it.

In the video today, I show how I start looking at the data and then build out the report. I cover

  • Making the report look more presentable
  • add zoom sliders to a chart
  • create a smoothed average line
  • Create an interactive title for the charts based on selections in a slicer.
  • Create a small multiples chart to see the different states on one page.

Here is the video

More next time

In my next article I will come back and complete the report by adding rates per million population. More on that next time.

19 thoughts on “Exploring and Visualising Data in Power BI”

  1. // This tutorial focuses on exploring and visualising data using Power BI.
    // It covers key features such as importing datasets, creating interactive dashboards, using visual elements like charts and maps,
    // and applying filters and slicers for better data insights. Ideal for turning raw data into meaningful business intelligence.

  2. This tutorial focuses on exploring and visualising data using Power BI.
    It covers key features such as importing datasets, creating interactive dashboards, using visual elements like charts and maps,
    and applying filters and slicers for better data insights. Ideal for turning raw data into meaningful business intelligence.

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