When managing Power BI content like reports and datasets, knowing which ones to trust is critical. Power BI’s promotion and certification features help you highlight and share reliable content within your workspace. But what do these features mean, and how are they different? In this article, we’ll explain promotion vs certification in Power BI, introduce the concept of master data, and show you when to use each.
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Parallel sets are a visually striking way to represent flows and relationships between categories, offering deeper insights into complex data distributions. In this blog, we’ll guide you step by step on how to create a parallel set visualization in Tableau using the Sample Superstore dataset.
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Table calculations in Tableau are powerful tools that allow you to perform computations directly on the aggregated results in your visualization. Unlike calculated fields (which operate at the data source level), table calculations depend on the structure of your table or pane, making them ideal for dynamic, context-aware metrics. In this guide, we’ll break down compute using options, advanced settings like addressing and partitioning, and demonstrate practical examples using Tableau’s Superstore dataset.
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SQL window functions like LEAD and LAG are indispensable tools for business intelligence and data analysis, enabling professionals to uncover trends, track changes, and derive actionable insights. In this guide, we’ll break down how these functions work and demonstrate their real-world applications in SQL-driven analytics.
Polar charts are a unique and visually compelling way to display data in a circular format. In this tutorial, we’ll guide you through creating a polar chart in Tableau using the Sample Superstore dataset. Whether you’re using Tableau Desktop or Tableau Public, follow these steps to build a stunning visualization.
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