Power BI
Microsoft Power BI is a tool for analysing and visualise data. From displaying data in diagram format to pulling different data sources together, Power BI’s user interface makes it relatively straightforward to create starter level projects without the requirement to write software code. More insights from data manipulation can be achieved using code, but don’t let that put you off getting started! More information on how you can use Power BI can be found on Microsoft’s website.
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Wikipedia extracts for ships arriving in Aberdeen Harbour
Mapping Wikidata Shipwreck data in Power BI
Allow user to open a webpage by clicking link in Power BI
Movement in income and costs on a month by month basis
How to navigate Power BI tables and bar charts
Ranking items - what happens if you have a tie
Treemap Power BI project using Scottish Tourism Open Data
Power BI - How to navigate line diagrams (line charts) - Introduction
Power BI - DAX CEILING and FLOOR expressions for rounding figures
Power BI - DAX ROUND ROUNDUP ROUNDDOWN MROUND expressions for rounding figures
The user can view different artwork from Wikidata inside a Power BI report
Dundee cultural and creative places
Combine Dundee places with monuments dataset using Append
Dynamically change the background colour of a cell in Power BI
Change the title of visual dependent upon user selection
Comma disappeared from a numeric value, reinsert the comma
How to add symbols and emojis - let's rank the profits
Power BI - Card visual - (Blank) to Zero - Implicit to Explicit measure
Small line charts within a line chart - small multiples in Power BI
Filter table by rows and columns using slicers
Power BI - DAX INT and TRUNC expressions for rounding figures
Power BI - Column headers of a table - small changes can make a difference to the report's aesthetics and the user's understanding of the visual.
