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.
This is continuation of the previous article. In this article, we will see another way of creating Histogram using Pivot Table.
Histogram is used to visualize the frequency with which data occurs. This is a good way of understanding data more than just sum and average. It is a good idea
Yes. That is right. If you have worked with lots of customers, providing a list of customers consumes lot of space and nobody reads it anyway! Why not show the
Feature introduced in 2013 for quick analysis in Excel. Brilliant implementation. But no use. Because nobody noticed it. Those who noticed it did not understand EXACTLY how to use it.
We are used to bar charts. But do you know that we can add bar charts within cells? Have a look and see what you were missing all this while!
Lot has been written about it. With Excel 2013, Microsoft did the smartest thing. They added a chart type called Recommended Chart. Now Excel is smart enough to look at
This is not just a catchy title. It actually happens. Read on to find out the secret. Requires Excel 2013 Professional Edition. Estimated reading time 4 min Practice 5 min
Till now we have seen various aspects of plotting geographical information. How do you present this information to others? Often we want to show our plans in a step by
Yes. You use Pivot Tables everyday. Now it is time to find out the real power and nuances. 5.5 hours video, exercises, samples, Q&A.
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