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30 Years, 30 Million Data Points. In this report we have loaded 30 years of house price data for England and Wales.

We invite you to navigate through our streamlined dashboard, where each carefully designed page focuses on a specific theme to deliver clear, actionable insights. Whether you're a potential buyer, seller, property investor, a house builder, mortgage provider, home insurance provider or market analyst, our simple interface will be intuitive to use.

In this report we have chosen 25 global brands across the categories of tech, food & drink, entertainment, automotive, and financial services.

We have then ingested 20 years of financial data for each brand with the objective of using Power BI to generate some descriptive analytics over this data. You can clearly see the market movers by observing stock prices over the last 20 years.

There are also global insights, such as the impact of the financial crisis in 2008 and the invasion of Ukraine in 2021. You can also observe the evolving markets and the domination of the big tech companies with their market capitalization that dwarfs many of the other brands.

We've created a report that uses open data published by the World Bank to explore global trends in wealth & health.

We use this report to demonstrate design and accessiblity recommended practices. Colour Vision Deficiency (CVD) affects 1 in 12 males, and 1 in 200 females, which means accessibility should be a key requirement in any Power BI report or data visualisation.

We showcased this Power BI report during talks at SQLBits 2024. It's based on open data sources available from Kaggle.

The report is designed to mimic an interactive museum exhibit. Discover insights on demographics, survival rates, and how to create a visually engaging and informative data story.

Latest Power BI blogs

Reliably refreshing a Semantic Model from Azure Data Factory or Synapse Pipelines

Reliably refreshing a Semantic Model from Azure Data Factory or Synapse Pipelines

James Broome

This post describes a pattern for reliably refreshing Power BI semantic models from Azure Data Factory or Azure Synapse Pipelines.
Learning from Disaster - A Creative Walkthrough of the Titanic Power BI Report

Learning from Disaster - A Creative Walkthrough of the Titanic Power BI Report

Paul Waller

In Paul Waller's final, and posthumously published blog post, he takes you through a creative walk-through of the Titanic Power BI Report he created with Barry Smart.
How to Build Mobile Navigation in Power BI

How to Build Mobile Navigation in Power BI

Paul Waller

This is follow guide to designing a mobile navigation in Power BI, covering form, icons, states, actions, with a view to enhancing report design & UI.
Encoding categorical data for Power BI: Using label encoded data vs one-hot encoded data in Power BI

Encoding categorical data for Power BI: Using label encoded data vs one-hot encoded data in Power BI

Jessica Hill

Understand why label encoding is the preferred technique for encoding categorical data for analysis in Power BI over one-hot encoding.
Encoding categorical data for Power BI: Label encoding vs one-hot encoding - which encoding technique to use?

Encoding categorical data for Power BI: Label encoding vs one-hot encoding - which encoding technique to use?

Jessica Hill

One-hot encoding and label encoding are two methods used to encode categorical data. Understand the specific advantages and disadvantages of these techniques.
Power BI Images That Pop: A Guide to Intuitive, Easy-to-Maintain Reports

Power BI Images That Pop: A Guide to Intuitive, Easy-to-Maintain Reports

Paul Waller

Explore integrating icons, pictograms and images into Power BI in the optimal way to enhance the user experience and minimise effort required to build and maintain reports.

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