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Visual Intelligence: Microsoft Tools and Techniques for Visualizing Data Mark Stacey, Joe Salvatore, Adam Jorgensen
Publisher: Wiley

As an experienced data modeler, I found several useful techniques and new methods to use the tools and language. It's output is clear, visual, and interactive. Fundamentals of Visualization Chapter 2. Sep 17, 2013 - Table of Contents Part I: Introduction to Data Visualization Chapter 1. Apr 10, 2014 - They do a good job of expressing the relationships between objects and are structure and vivid. My least favorites are the information visualization methods. Feb 19, 2014 - It covers practical and useful applications without insulting the reader's intelligence. My personal favorite slide is #11 See my previous posts on the perils of abusing these tools, Please Stop Creating Microsoft Access Databases, The Problems with Siloed Databases and Dear Spreadsheet Jockey, Welcome to BigData. With MDX; Query with DAX; DAX tools and debugging techniques; Using DAX query techniques to simulate SQL query operations; Column aliases, joins, filters, deriving tables; Samples and top ranked results; Using Power View to present results and visualize data. Designing a Visualization Part II: Microsoft's Toolset for Visualizing Data Chapter 3. Apr 1, 2014 - Visual Intelligence: Microsoft Tools and Techniques for Visualizing Data by Mark Stacey downloads torrent. Dec 31, 2013 - Empower your people with easy access to the business intelligence (BI) and data visualization tools solutions they need to make faster, more informed decisions. Apr 23, 2013 - Data visualization tools are a key component of Self Service Business Intelligence (BI) tools and I found one of the better overviews of these tools in Gartner's Business Value of Self Service BI. Aug 5, 2013 - Few MR suppliers embraced dashboard delivery systems and were content with the status quo, allowing the IT and Business Intelligence sectors to lead the early stages of the data visualization revolution using these and similar It solves a long time frustration for many who work within market research by simplifying how data can be migrated from a statistical package directly into that stalwart of reporting: Microsoft Office.