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

The video tutorial explains how to create and interpret a ribbon chart in Power BI. It begins with an introduction to ribbon charts, comparing them to Sankey charts, and then demonstrates how to create a column chart using sales data. The tutorial transitions to converting the column chart into a ribbon chart by using legends to show rankings over time. It further explains how to interpret the rankings displayed in the ribbon chart and concludes with instructions on adding and understanding data labels.

What is the initial result when you select fields for Axis and Values in Power BI?

• A line chart

• A ribbon chart

• A pie chart

• A column chart

How can you transform a column chart into a ribbon chart in Power BI?

• By adding a field to the Axis

• By adding a field to the Legend

• By changing the chart type

• By adding a field to the Values

In a ribbon chart, what does the color on the top represent?

• The region with the average sales

• The region with the highest sales

• The region with the most products

• The region with the lowest sales

What is the primary purpose of using data labels in a ribbon chart?

• To add more data points

• To change the chart's color scheme

• To increase the chart's size

• To better understand sales data

What does a ribbon chart primarily show in terms of data representation?

• The average sales per region

• The total sales amount

• The number of products sold

• The ranking of categories or regions over time