I know that my dashboards would be one of the bad examples shown here after watching this lol! My problem is trying to answer every possible question on just one dashboard - a one size fits all approach - and while it's useful to me as an analyst because I can read it and it's very detailed, it would be way too busy to publish. Thanks for the tips and pointers here!
very interesting and very useful... not only for power bi -- it gives me insight on how to design a dashboard with best standards, avoid common errors & how to select appropiate charrt, etc.. thank you so much for your help Marco Russo & team !!!
I especially loved the best practices in the beginning:about data to ink and readability: 6:00 Also, about having a comprehensive breakdown starting at 7:56 (keep everything at glance, keep it simple, align elements, be clear, start from zero, shorten the numbers, choose the right colours, pick the right charts) See “cure” at 23:24- Black background is bad idea 15 rules of perfect dashboard 13:40 (5) Be consistent, having similar colours to charts. Don’t overuse tool(s) (6) Highlight the most relevant information: position matters; numbers are not equal. (10) Show the context, data should be compared to something else, eg. Previous year. (12) Design dashboards, not reports (common mistake). In dashboard, show top data, eg. only top 5 customers. Vice versa in the report. (14) leave the noise off: don’t suggest relationships that do not exist (putting numbers close)
very good tutorial and Marco is one of the legends of Dax and Power BI
I know that my dashboards would be one of the bad examples shown here after watching this lol! My problem is trying to answer every possible question on just one dashboard - a one size fits all approach - and while it's useful to me as an analyst because I can read it and it's very detailed, it would be way too busy to publish. Thanks for the tips and pointers here!
very interesting and very useful... not only for power bi -- it gives me insight on how to design a dashboard with best standards, avoid common errors & how to select appropiate charrt, etc.. thank you so much for your help Marco Russo & team !!!
I especially loved the best practices in the beginning:about data to ink and readability: 6:00
Also, about having a comprehensive breakdown starting at 7:56 (keep everything at glance, keep it simple, align elements, be clear, start from zero, shorten the numbers, choose the right colours, pick the right charts)
See “cure” at 23:24- Black background is bad idea
15 rules of perfect dashboard 13:40
(5) Be consistent, having similar colours to charts. Don’t overuse tool(s)
(6) Highlight the most relevant information: position matters; numbers are not equal.
(10) Show the context, data should be compared to something else, eg. Previous year.
(12) Design dashboards, not reports (common mistake). In dashboard, show top data, eg. only top 5 customers. Vice versa in the report.
(14) leave the noise off: don’t suggest relationships that do not exist (putting numbers close)
Thanks
Thanks for putting this together. Well done.
Wonderful! Thanks Marco for the post
This is so helpful! Thank you so much
Thank you so much for creating it and sharing the valuable knowledge.
Still a nice session. Thanks to Marco
Very nice presentation!! A lot to learn.
great insight on POWER BI Dashboards
fantastic really helped
Thank you for very educational videos
very useful video.
Great tutorial!
AMAZING LESSON. THANKS
Can I get the name of the visuals used for revenue by category & department?
The best dashboard was the one with Marco's face on it.
Good stuff. Thank you.
Where do I get this nice Date filter...I cant find this
You change the slicers orientation to horizontal on the format pane.
Hi Marco, how can we reach you to get our ?s answered?
32:41 One of the most badly informed slides on design I've ever seen. Designers, consider carefully what this guy says.