Practical:9 BUILDING POWER BI REPORT

What is a Power BI Report?

A Power BI report is a multi-perspective view of a dataset that includes visualizations that illustrate various discoveries and insights from the dataset. A report can contain a single visualization or multiple visualizations across multiple pages. A report’s visualizations are similar to those on a dashboard, but they serve a distinct purpose.

These aren’t static visualizations. In fact, with extremely interactive and customizable representations that update as the underlying data changes, it’s far from the case. To discover insights and find solutions, you can add and remove data, alter visualization kinds, and apply filters to your model.

Let’s get started on the report now,

1. Import data to Power BI Dashboard


2. Importing excel sheet to PowerBI
3. To add a field to your report, simply click the relevant field. Power BI will automatically add the field to the right area in your chart.

Create Data Visualization in Power BI Dashboard.

Power BI provides several charts for comparative data charts, these are:
Bar, Column, Pie , Doughnut, Tree map Visual, Scatter Charts

Power BI provided visuals for trend data charts are:
Line,  Area, Combo, Ribbon, Waterfall and Funnel Charts

You can choose the visualization type by simply clicking on any Bar, Pie, or Donut chart or any other Data Visualization methods and types under the Visualizations tab on the right side of the panel.

I have selected a Pie Chart which shows the chart of Sales_revenue and Quantity_sold by Category.

Scatter type representation of the same data.

Here, is a Stacked Column Chart.

To save your report, click ‘File’ from the tab list and select ‘Save’.
After that, Power BI will inform you that your report has been saved.

Thank you:)

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