From the course: Power BI and BIM: Analysis and Visualization
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Discover how shapes can be used to add to your presentation graphics
From the course: Power BI and BIM: Analysis and Visualization
Discover how shapes can be used to add to your presentation graphics
- [Instructor] To draw various shapes here in the Power BI interface, we go to the insert tab and then toward the right-hand side, you'll see that there's an option for shapes. From here, we can see that there's just a small variety of different kinds of shapes that we can use: rectangles, ovals, lines, triangles, and arrows. And for the most part, they all work basically the same way. So what we'll be doing is just using line, but realize that we could draw any of these other shapes by using the same steps. So I'm going to select on line. After clicking on line, we can see that a line is automatically placed. Well, the first thing that I'm noticing about this line is that it's going straight up and down which isn't really what I want. So we need to change the rotation angle of this line. I'd like it to be rotated around at 90 degrees from its current position. Underneath format shape, we're going to go to rotation…
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Opening a Power BI project3m 15s
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Set the page size for your presentations2m 41s
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Place text in a Power BI project5m 37s
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Use images in a Power BI presentation7m 25s
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Discover how shapes can be used to add to your presentation graphics4m 6s
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Divide your data into various presentation options4m 45s
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Why is it important to clearly present your data?3m 8s
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