A EMZ-blog about data visualization and surroundings
Data or Informations?
Data refers to raw facts, figures, or symbols, such as numbers and text, that need to be processed to be meaningful. On the other hand, information is the result of processing, organizing, and structuring data in a way that adds context, relevance, and purpose. Data becomes useful information when it is analyzed, interpreted, and presented in a meaningful way that can be easily understood and utilized to make decisions or gain insights. In essence, information is derived from data through the process of organizing, analyzing, and contextualizing.
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Creating a “magic visual” in Power BI using new parameters (Field and Numeric range)
Creating a “magic visual” in Power BI using new parameters, Field Parameters and Numeric Range Parameter (link to the official Microsoft site here ) involves combining field parameters and numeric range parameters to allow dynamic and interactive report features. Here’s a step-by-step guide to creating such a visual: Step 1: Enable Field Parameters Step 2:…
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Power BI Dashboard Creation: Essential Best Practices and Optimization Tips
Creating a Power BI dashboard that is useful, efficient, and easy to maintain involves several best practices. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you achieve this: 1. Understand Your Audience and Goals 2. Plan Your Dashboard 3. Data Preparation and Modeling 4. Design Principles 5. Interactivity and User Experience 6. Performance Optimization 7. Accessibility 8.…
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Understanding DAX and M-Code: Tools for Data Modeling and Transformation
In the world of data analysis and business intelligence, DAX (Data Analysis Expressions) and M-Code are two powerful languages used primarily in Microsoft Power BI, Excel, and other related tools. Both languages have specific purposes and are crucial for data transformation and analysis. Here’s an overview of each, along with their differences and typical use…
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Excel VBA Automation: Enhance Efficiency and Save Time
Automating tasks in Excel using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) can significantly enhance efficiency, reduce errors, and save time on repetitive tasks. Here’s an overview of how you can use VBA to automate processes in Excel. Getting Started with VBA 1. Enabling the Developer Tab: 2. Opening the VBA Editor: Basic Concepts of VBA 1.…




