Business Intelligence with Microsoft Power BI - with Material - Creating an Animated Bar Chart Race

The video tutorial explains how to import and create animated bar charts in Power BI. It covers the steps to set up a Power BI account, import visuals from third-party sources, and add them to your project. The tutorial also discusses customizing charts, adjusting animation speed, and the potential impact on performance when using third-party visuals. It concludes with a summary of the process and considerations for using animated bar charts effectively.

What is required to import an animated bar chart race into Power BI?

• A Power BI account

• A Gmail account

• A Yahoo account

• A Hotmail account

Which type of email ID is necessary to create a Power BI account?

• Yahoo

• Gmail

• Hotmail

• Corporate or University

What does a blue tick mark on a Power BI visual indicate?

• The visual is a third-party add-in

• The visual is not compatible with Power BI

• The visual is certified by Microsoft

• The visual is free to use

How can you adjust the speed of an animated bar chart race in Power BI?

• By changing the chart type

• By resizing the chart

• By modifying the duration in visualization settings

• By adding more data fields

What is a potential downside of using third-party visuals in Power BI?

• They are automatically certified

• They may reduce workbook performance

• They improve performance

• They are always free

What is the default duration for animations in Power BI, as mentioned in the tutorial?

• 8000 milliseconds

• 10000 milliseconds

• 1000 milliseconds

• 5000 milliseconds

Why might someone choose to view data by years instead of days in an animated bar chart race?

• Days are easier to analyze

• Years offer a broader trend overview

• Days provide more detailed insights

• Years are not supported in Power BI