
Create a stacked bar chart in Power BI by placing city on the x axis, revenue on values, and payment type on the legend, then adjust formatting.
Learn how to create and customize a stacked column chart in Microsoft Power BI, including converting from a stacked bar chart and formatting axes, legend, and colors.
Learn to create an animated bar chart race in Power BI using Excel data and hex color codes, importing visuals from App Source and enabling play axis for dynamic storytelling.
Create a Sankey chart in Power BI to analyze termination data, weighting flows by volume and using data storytelling to compare departments and reasons for leaving.
Learn to build a Power BI treemap using Pakistan Stock Exchange data. Import, transform, and clean the data, then apply a red diverging color for negative changes.
Learn to export LinkedIn data, import XML and Excel files into Power BI, and create a LinkedIn profile analytics dashboard with built-in visuals.
Import bank deposits data into Power BI, add animated bar chart visuals from AppSource, and configure name, value, color, and year fields to create an interactive, animated scroll chart.
Create an interactive word cloud in Power BI by importing the Microsoft visual from AppSource, integrating with your dashboard data, and filtering top words from training comments.
Visualizations (known as visuals for short) display insights that have been discovered in the data. A Power BI report might have a single page with one visual or it might have pages full of visuals. It's important to make the distinction between report designers and report consumers. If you are the person building or modifying the report, then you are a designer. Designers have edit permissions to the report and its underlying dataset. In Power BI Desktop, this means you can open the dataset in Data view and create visuals in Report view.