Business Intelligence with Microsoft Power BI - with Material - Waterfall Chart in Power BI

The video tutorial explains how to create and analyze a waterfall chart in Power BI. It covers setting up the chart, using the breakdown feature to analyze sales data by region and category, and highlights additional features like data labels. The tutorial concludes with a summary and encourages exploring more options in Power BI.

What is the primary purpose of a waterfall chart in Power BI?

• To display a pie chart of sales data

• To show trends over time, such as sales increases and decreases

• To create a bar chart of product categories

• To visualize customer demographics

How can you analyze sales data by different regions in a waterfall chart?

• By changing the chart type to a pie chart

• By using the breakdown feature to drag regions into the breakdown field

• By adjusting the X-axis settings

• By adding a new data source

Which region was performing well in 2016 according to the waterfall chart?

• Central

• West

• South

• East

What additional feature can be used to provide a clearer picture of sales performance in a waterfall chart?

• Using a different data source

• Changing the chart color

• Adding a pie chart

• Data labels

Which category had good sales in 2016 when using the breakdown feature?

• Technology

• Electronics

• Office Supplies

• Furniture