Advanced Power BI Custom Visuals with d3.js

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Emma Saunders

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01.01-intro to microsoft power bi.mp4

00:48

01.02-who this course is for.mp4

01:10

01.03-what is power bi.mp4

02:38

01.04-what is a custom visual.mp4

02:20

02.01-understand the target set up.mp4

02:01

02.02-licensing software and version requirements.mp4

04:08

02.03-create your first (demo) custom visual.mp4

07:06

03.01-understand the folder structure of your new project.mp4

08:03

03.02-understand key files and identify the ones to change.mp4

07:37

04.01-see the target visual data and formatting.mp4

01:42

04.02-edit capabilities.json and inspect the resulting data.mp4

11:13

04.03-edit visual.mpg to display a kpi value in power bi.mp4

09:42

04.04-edit visual.mpg to access the users formatting choices.mp4

03:00

04.05-add a responsive svg using d3.mp4

08:35

04.06-add rectangles and text to your kpi visual.mp4

10:27

04.07-use formatting utils api to set text size dynamically.mp4

11:35

04.08-use font size and fill color from the formatting pane.mp4

12:08

04.09-challenge add fill opacity to the formatting pane.mp4

00:51

04.10-solution add fill opacity to the formatting pane.mp4

03:31

04.11-challenge change the font color the kpi and label.mp4

00:14

04.12-solution change the font color the kpi and label.mp4

02:59

04.13-challenge place label at top or bottom.mp4

00:23

04.14-solution place label at top or bottom.mp4

04:50

05.01-tell power bi to accept categorical data.mp4

12:20

05.02-create d3 linear scales and axes in your custom visual.mp4

17:51

05.03-add some dots to make a scatterplot.mp4

17:46

05.04-add some dots to make a scatterplot.mp4

11:23

05.05-challenge make the dots responsive.mp4

00:28

05.06-solution make the dots responsive.mp4

03:49

06.01-grouping your data to help make a bubble chart.mp4

06:09

06.02-create grouped scatter plot data to allow different colors per category.mp4

09:17

06.03-update your d3 code to reflect your new grouped data.mp4

05:20

06.04-add a size dimension to create a bubble chart.mp4

05:57

06.05-distributing your visual.mp4

05:25

06.06-challenge change the hard coding of colors into dynamic coloring based on an array.mp4

00:39

06.07-solution change the hard coding of colors into dynamic coloring based on an array.mp4

00:28

07.01-goodbye.mp4

04:18

Ex Files Power BI D3JS.zip

Description

Power BI is rapidly becoming one of the most popular reporting and visualization tools and is a great way for non-technical users to build their own reports and data visualizations. However, Power BI comes with a rather limited set of standard visuals, and creating custom visuals can be a daunting process, one that requires JavaScript or TypeScript programmers. In this course, Emma Saunders shows programmers who are experienced at creating data visualizations on the web how to create custom visuals in Power BI. Emma starts with the basics of setting up your environment and installing the multitude of requisite files, then shows how to set up an account to access Power BI service. She explains the folder structure for the over 5,000 files you need for a single custom visual, before diving into the creation of custom visuals using single, categorical, and grouped data aggregation.

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Microsoft Power BI

Emma Saunders

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Data visualisations, training & consultancy. D3.js, Power BI custom visuals, js-based web apps. Design and delivery. Online courses at LinkedIn Learning.

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