Announcing Pivot Table to Power BI course
I am happy to announce that my first detailed training course is now up and running at Udemy. It is about Power BI. But it starts with what you already
I am happy to announce that my first detailed training course is now up and running at Udemy. It is about Power BI. But it starts with what you already
I received a query from a customer about dynamic data labels for charts. Instead of replying directly, I thought of writing this article. This will help all of you in
Power BI is powerful, as the name suggests. But it is also confusing. Exactly what what does Power BI mean? There is no simple, single line answer. Let me try.
Here is another short but power packed video which explains how analytics can drive growth. Read the related articles here. [youtube https://youtu.be/W2sP3n7LYMo]
Here is an animated globe showing the new year dawning across time zones. Created using Power Map. You can also create it using Excel 2013 onwards. In the next article,
Now that we know about Excel Recommended Charts, let us explore it in-depth. This is an implementation of artificial intelligence or machine learning at your fingertips. Don’t underestimate it… exploit
There are two types of charts. First type is a chart which you create to interpret data more effectively. The second type is more common. These charts are blindly created
We have been using Pie Charts for decades. Although these are useful for looking at proportions, there are disadvantages. Now, we have a more effective and easier to interpret chart
We have seen how to put data bars in Excel (Bar charts with a difference). These help us compare any value with any other value visually. This helps us understand