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Introduction Welcome back to Workout Wednesday! This week we’re exploring parts to a whole using a waffle chart and unemployment data. This visual was inspired by Steven Ponce, whose work has been a great source of inspiration for me. It also builds on my previous Workout Wednesday waffle chart, giving me an opportunity to revisit […]

Introduction Last week’s bump chart reminded me of one of our early challenges from 2021, where David turned a ribbon chart into a bump chart. We’ve done other bump chart challenges over the years, so give them a try if you haven’t already.  This made me curious about trends in chart selection in our challenges.

Introduction One of the first “unique” chart types I ever learnt to visualise in a BI tool has since become one of my favourites, the Peas-in-a-Pod chart. This chart can be a great way to visualise the change between multiple data points. For example, in this challenge, we will be exploring how the IMDB ratings

Introduction This week, we have another new contributor to Workout Wednesday for Power BI: Nabha Ahmed. Give Nabha’s challenge a try! In this challenge, we explore a data visualization technique called a dumbbell chart. A dumbbell chart is used to compare two related values within the same category. It displays both values as points connected

Introduction In this week’s challenge we are replicating or doing a makeover on a bodily injuries Infographic, with your choice of two datasets. The design inspiration comes from Safe Work Australia’s Key Statistics   Use your imagination and think about ways you can improve the visual presentation of your dataset of choice. Extra points for