Data Science: Creating Reports Using Power Bi For Data Visualizing and Data Analytics.
We’ll now generate reports for the model we generated from the dataset, continuing where we left off in the previous blog. Let’s build reports when we’ve loaded the dataset into Power BI.
This article describes the accessibility features and tools for creating accessible reports in Power BI.
Creating Reports in Power BI
In general, when using Power BI with a screen reader, we recommend turning scan mode or browse mode off.
To improve the process of creating reports with screen readers, a context menu is available. The menu allows moving fields in the well up or down in the Fields list. The menu also allows moving the field to other wells, such as Legend or Value or others.
In our case, we will be creating a visualization which shows the representation of quantity sold by product key and the product category. For creating this visualization. Therefore, we will have to select category, product_key, quantity from Product and Sales_Facts table respectively and choose the visualization from the visualization tab.
Next we will be create a donut chart representation which is used to get the sales revenue representation for all the quantities present. The chart represents the percentage sales revenue with total amount of revenue for individual quantities. To create this visualization choose Product_key and Quantity_sold attributes from Sales table and from Product table select Category attribute.
Detailed report for the same fields is as follow:
Hope this blogs helps you in understanding the basics about the reports generation using Power BI.
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