I created this Power BI report for a client interested in COVID19 data. Unfortunately, the work fell through but I don’t want it to go to waste. If you would like the file just download it below. Dont forget to check out all the other Power BI freebies on the site! Download the file here, […]
Ever need more space of your embedded Power BI report? Then this trick is a great way to reduce the size of your toolbar. Follow along below and grab the pbix at the end to have a go yourself. Here is the Embedded Power BI report. Engage with the nifty toolbar to open and close […]
Background Concepts for Power BI Recently I read an article on background concepts for Power BI by Chris Hamill. It touched on the importance of a report background and its role within data storytelling. It then gave a tutorial on how to create a PowerPoint background for Power BI. It really is a great article […]
This Power BI Freebie is an interesting look on the top 50 websites. It is using “Bubble chart by Akvelon” which allows you to place an image in a bubble chart. I am also using the same image url in the table. I had a bit of fun creating this one so I hope you […]
This is following on from my first blog on Victorian Crime Stats here: https://datatale.com.au/victorian-crimestats-analytics-in-power-bi/ This report is designed as an investigative tool. To help the business user to understand anomalies and trends by local government area. Check out the video below where I am looking at Latrobe and trying to understand the upward trend. But […]
Next up in the Power BI Freebies series is Crime Stats by Local Government Area in Victoria. Data from Crime Statistics Agency, 2019 The map is a high level overview of Crimes by Local Government Area. As you can see no matter how you look at it overall Crime is on the up compared to 2010. […]
Follow the below article to create your own LinkedIn Analytics report as below. 1. Extract LinkedIn data Click the Me icon at the top of your LinkedIn homepage. Select Settings & Privacy from the dropdown. Click the Privacy tab at the top of the page. Under the How LinkedIn uses your data section, click Change next to Download your data. Note: You may be prompted to sign […]