Inforiver Charts Power BI Custom Visual Part2 by taik18
In this informative video tutorial by taik18, you'll dive deeper into understanding how Inforiver Charts, a Power BI custom visual, can help you create stunning visualizations in Power BI. This is Part 2 of the series, building upon the foundation established in Part 1.
Taik18 starts by giving an overview of Inforiver Charts and the benefits it brings to the table. He then dives into specific use cases that illustrate how the visual can be implemented to analyze data in Power BI. You'll learn how to create various types of charts, explore the visual's customization features, and understand how to make changes to your visualizations.
Whether you're new to Power BI or have years of experience, this tutorial is an excellent resource for learning new techniques that can help you elevate your analytical skills. Follow along with taik18 and discover how Inforiver Charts can help you create stunning visualizations that reveal deep insights from your data.
The link to this informative video is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGn1ScwJxjw.
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