Create Pie Chart And Work With Pages In Power BI Desktop

Pages in Power BI

As we all know, we use Power BI desktop to create reports and visualization dashboards. During the development of reports on the Power BI desktop, we use pages to create multiple reports in power BI. In this article, we will first pie chart in Power BI Desktop. Once it is created, we will see how to work with pages in Power BI.

Create Pie Chart in Power BI

• The pie chart is used to visualize the high-level classification of data in an efficient way
• Now, Let's see how to create a pie chart with power bi step by step.

Step 1

Open Power BI Desktop,

Step 2

Go to the Visualizations section on the right pane and select pie-chart.

Step 3

Add data to pie-chart: fill in details mentioned Legend, Details, Values, Tooltips.

Note
We are taking an example of available roles in an excel dataset.

So, Pie Chart is created successfully and you can see a detailed drill-down structure of the data based on roles by profile and specializations.

Work with Pages in Power BI

Now, Let's explore how to work with pages in Power BI.

As shown in the above screenshot, when you open the Power BI console, you will be able to see multiple pages at the bottom when we can start working on inserting data sources and create reports.

Rename Power Page

You need to open the Power BI console page and rename the page by right-clicking the page name. This will rename the page with a new name.

After renaming, the page looks like this.

Delete Power Page

You need to open the Power BI console page and delete the page by right-clicking the page name. This will rename the page with a new name. After deleting the page, page2 is deleted now as shown in the below screenshots.

Data Visualization in Power BI

Apart from Pie-Chart, Power BI offers various data visualizations to create and display reports in Power BI,

• Area charts: basic (layered) and stacked
• Bar and column charts
• Cards: Single number
• Cards: Multi-row
• Combo charts
• Decomposition tree
• Doughnut charts
• Funnel charts
• Gauge charts
• Key influencers chart
• KPI
• Line charts
• Maps: ArcGIS maps

Conclusion

In this article, we explored how to create a pie-chart for data classification and visually represent the same. We also explored how to create and delete pages in Power BI to create and maintain multiple reports in Power BI during the deployment.