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Icon Maker by Raycast
Icon Maker by Raycast
Create beautiful icons for your next project, app, or Raycast extension.
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Icon Maker by Raycast
Power BI Data Visualization - Ideas & Wishlist — DATA GOBLINS
Power BI Data Visualization - Ideas & Wishlist — DATA GOBLINS
Power BI is a powerful tool that has also enabled millions of people worldwide to easily visualize & explore their data. Despite that, inflexibility to the visualization configuration and formatting can make it difficult to fulfill visual requirements. What are some of the biggest feature g
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Power BI Data Visualization - Ideas & Wishlist — DATA GOBLINS
Templates | Deneb
Templates | Deneb
Understanding how to work with templates in Deneb
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Templates | Deneb
Kerry Kolosko on Twitter
Kerry Kolosko on Twitter
👂 Heard about Deneb but don't know where to start?💡 Tip for #deneb beginners... How import and export Deneb chart templates in Power BI (4 min)https://t.co/atT49JnwHOWhere to find chart templates in links below 👇#dataviz #Deneb #vega #powerbi— Kerry Kolosko (@KerryKolosko) October 11, 2022
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Kerry Kolosko on Twitter
Deneb Exercise - Progress Tracker
Deneb Exercise - Progress Tracker
Many gauge visuals take-up a significant amount of screen real estate, and I wondered if Deneb/Vega-Lite could be used to minimize the required space. Here’s what I came up with: This example uses a number of optional Deneb/Vega-Lite components, including: a title block c/w subtitle a transform block to extend the dataset a layer block with 4 specifications as follows: a bar mark for 100% width background (target) a bar mark for progress width = actual/target; percent) (actual) color = gr...
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Deneb Exercise - Progress Tracker
Power BI Theme JSON tricks - Power of Business Intelligence
Power BI Theme JSON tricks - Power of Business Intelligence
I love Power BI community for the inspiration it gives. Today after reading this LinkedIn post by Jan Schroeven I realized that if Power BI … Read More
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Power BI Theme JSON tricks - Power of Business Intelligence
How to change the colors of your visuals based on the selected measure
How to change the colors of your visuals based on the selected measure
Have you ever wondered how people do the trick below? Say no more! I'm going to share with you all the tricks that you need to do to achieve something like this. In my example, I created a report where you could switch the measure the charts were showing, and with that, the color of the charts and KPI cards changed to. The first thing you need to do is create your base measures. In my example my base measures were: Number of Orders = count(Amazon[Order ID]) Orders Value £ = SUM(Amazon[Amount]) I
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How to change the colors of your visuals based on the selected measure
8 Pitfalls In The Data-Driven Decision-Making (DDDM) Process
8 Pitfalls In The Data-Driven Decision-Making (DDDM) Process
Every day businesses are making a host of decisions—big and small. Increasingly, many of these decisions are being informed or guided by data. This article examines several potential pitfalls that can prevent data-driven decision-making (DDDM) from delivering on its full potential.
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8 Pitfalls In The Data-Driven Decision-Making (DDDM) Process
8 Pitfalls In The Data-Driven Decision-Making (DDDM) Process
8 Pitfalls In The Data-Driven Decision-Making (DDDM) Process
Every day businesses are making a host of decisions—big and small. Increasingly, many of these decisions are being informed or guided by data. This article examines several potential pitfalls that can prevent data-driven decision-making (DDDM) from delivering on its full potential.
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8 Pitfalls In The Data-Driven Decision-Making (DDDM) Process
Customer Success Story - Report design matters
Customer Success Story - Report design matters
In this blog post, I'm going to share with you a recent success story from one of my customers. For privacy reasons I can't mention the customer itself, but I will give you a little overview of the company and the kind of industry they are in. With this success story, I hope I can inspire readers and customers to think more carefully about their design choices when building reports in Power BI. COMPANY OVERVIEW Customer: Recruiting Analytics (for privacy reasons, I can't reveal the real name of
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Customer Success Story - Report design matters
Using Power BI Timeline Visual | Power BI
Using Power BI Timeline Visual | Power BI
Learn how to use Timeline Visual in Power BI to show data per date in a timeline format | Horizontal Timeline in Power BI | Virtical Power BI Timeline visual
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Using Power BI Timeline Visual | Power BI
Quick Chart Makeover - EXPLORATIONS IN DATA STORYTELLING WITH POWER BI
Quick Chart Makeover - EXPLORATIONS IN DATA STORYTELLING WITH POWER BI
I came across this Global Views on Abortion Report which showed the following graph: It was great to compare support for permitting abortion across different countries, but it was a little more difficult to compare support for not permitting abortion across countries. So I thought I’d have a go at modifying the chart slightly. From… Continue reading Quick Chart Makeover
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Quick Chart Makeover - EXPLORATIONS IN DATA STORYTELLING WITH POWER BI
Controlling Data Labels
Controlling Data Labels
What if I tell there is a way to show only the desired data labels in PowerBI and that is without any extra visuals? It can be applied to almost all the visuals I tried, just need to write DAX. There are two tricks I have used here the first trick I came across was by luck, and I am not sure if anyo
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Controlling Data Labels
Creative ways to show filter selections on your Power BI reports
Creative ways to show filter selections on your Power BI reports
When I'm developing reports, I'm asked multiple times to "hide" the slicers/filters from the report page. Usually this is to make space in the page for other visuals and because customers don't want to use the filter pane for some reason. This happened so many times, and only in the last couple of months I decided to try some things out and get a bit creative with Power BI. I came up with two solutions, which I think work great in these scenarios. Remarks: - This might not working very well if y
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Creative ways to show filter selections on your Power BI reports
Quickly build a Custom Power BI Visual (KPI Card) from scratch
Quickly build a Custom Power BI Visual (KPI Card) from scratch
Building a Custom Power BI Visual from scratch (KPI Card) In this article we will build a custom Power BI visual from scratch, we will build a KPI card with selections (interactivity in the dashboard), drill-through functionality, formatting options and highlighting. The code changes are kept to a m...
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Quickly build a Custom Power BI Visual (KPI Card) from scratch
Clarity and Aesthetics in Data Visualization: Guidelines
Clarity and Aesthetics in Data Visualization: Guidelines
Last week I introduced mini-projects as one pillar of my graduate visualization course. A interesting outgrow of that activity is a set if data visualization clarity and aesthetics guidelines we developed over time while reviewing the solutions our students submitted for these exercises.
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Clarity and Aesthetics in Data Visualization: Guidelines
What Matters, Really, is Effective Data Thinking
What Matters, Really, is Effective Data Thinking
Reflections on my frustration teaching data visualization without focusing on effective data-driven thinking
The project requires students to formulate a data analysis and presentation goal and to generate (1) a series of “data questions”; (2) corresponding data transformations and models; and (3) a set of initial sketches of the associated visual representations.
mottos in the course is that data visualization is not only about visual representation, but also about asking good questions and generating appropriate information from the data
I do not have a definite answer to these questions, but I can’t help but notice that we, as a community, may be at fault here. With our obsession with whether a pie chart is “better“ than a bar chart, is it possible that we have lost sight of what actually really matters? Let me be blunt: it does not really matter how pretty a visualization is and whether it uses the latest technology or the fanciest graph. These are nice things to have, for sure. But at the end of the day, what really matters is thinking. Appropriate and effective thinking.
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What Matters, Really, is Effective Data Thinking
What Makes a Data Visualization Confusing?
What Makes a Data Visualization Confusing?
Why are some visualizations so easy to understand at first sight while others seem to be some sort of graphical puzzle? Why do some visualizations need to be relearned every time you see them again, whereas others need only one simple initial exposure?
I believe there are two distinct phenomena in this space that often get conflated: novelty and something I’ll tentatively call cognitive incongruence.
While, for sure many representations are confusing only at first sight and have a learning curve, it is also clear to me that some representations are confusing no matter how many times you use them
If we set aside the clear case of visual representations that are confusing only at first because they are novel, it would be interesting to understand better what makes some graphs confusing even after multiple exposures. It seems to me there could be interesting insights to gain from such an exploration.
An example of the second case is the burning embers I mentioned above. To me, they look a lot like bar charts, so when I see them, I try to read them as bar charts, which is the wrong mental model for them. A similar problem exists with connected scatter plots. I want to read them as line charts, but this is the wrong way to read them, so I get confused.
One hypothesis I have is that they evoke the wrong analogies, either because there is a mismatch between the visual representation and the information they represent or because there is a clash with mental models of similar representations we have acquired in the past.
different in different cultures
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What Makes a Data Visualization Confusing?
Embedded Power BI custom print functionality
Embedded Power BI custom print functionality
As a data visualization tool, Power BI provides rich visualization, self-service functionalities, as well as the ability to embed Power BI reports into your organization’s applications—a feature that …
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Embedded Power BI custom print functionality
Sharing your Custom Power BI Visual (code) online (on medium f.e.)
Sharing your Custom Power BI Visual (code) online (on medium f.e.)
Perhaps you would like to share your Custom Power BI visual with others online or collaborate during the development of a custom Visual. In that case, it's useful to run your visual project in Codesandbox.io so you can share your visual across platforms, like f.e. medium.   In this article, I will e...
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Sharing your Custom Power BI Visual (code) online (on medium f.e.)