Business Intelligence with Microsoft Power BI - with Material - Creating a Sunburst Chart in Power BI

The video tutorial explains how to create and configure a Sunburst chart in Power BI. It begins by introducing the Sunburst chart as a multi-layered donut chart, useful for visualizing data distribution. The tutorial then guides viewers through adding a Sunburst chart from the app source in Power BI, configuring it with fields like category, subcategory, and profit, and exploring advanced features such as adding segments. Finally, it covers formatting options and concludes with a summary of the process.

What is a Sunburst chart compared to in the video?

• A bar chart

• A donut chart

• A line chart

• A pie chart

What is the first step to add a Sunburst chart in Power BI?

• Create a new report

• Select a template

• Type 'sunburst' in the app source

• Drag fields into the chart

What happens when you add subcategories to a Sunburst chart?

• It shows detailed distribution within categories

• It changes the chart color

• It becomes a pie chart

• It removes the category layer

How can you further segment data in a Sunburst chart?

• By adjusting the chart size

• By changing the chart type

• By adding more fields to the group section

• By removing existing fields

Where can you find options to format a Sunburst chart?

• In the file menu

• In the view menu

• In the format button

• In the data tab