Data Analysis and Visualization of Sales Dataset using Power BI

Abstract

Abstract: Power BI has completely revolutionized the worlds of business intelligence, data visualization, and analytics. Power BI is an online service that allows users to search for data, transform it, visualize it, and share the reports and dashboards they create with other users in the same or different departments/organizations, as well as the general public. Power BI is used by over 200,000 organizations in 205 countries as of February 2017. Power BI's Quick Insights feature is an innovative feature that is built on a growing set of advanced analytical algorithms. This function may be activated with a single click after uploading a data set to Power BI, and it generates a number of reports depending on the data's analysis without any need for human participation. This also aids in reducing human errors in calculations and statistical techniques, which can lead to research that isn't verifiable. Power BI is simple to use and ready for adoption as a platform for Research Data Analysis, accepting even Excel spreadsheets as input. The pandemic of the coronavirus has hastened the adoption of mobile-friendly analytics and business intelligence platforms. Companies all over the world now want their employees and customers to have access to data and analytics from any location. The mobile BI market will be worth more than $20 billion by 2024, according to Mordor Intelligence. Furthermore, mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets are expected to account for more than 72 percent of all internet traffic. As a result, implementing mobile-friendly BI platforms across your organization in 2022 makes even more sense from a business perspective. The purpose of this paper is to show how Power BI can quickly transform a piece of research data into a set of shareable analytical reports and dashboards.