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Summary

In this chapter, you learned about a couple of data visualization tools of Microsoft. You learned how to build dashboards and charts in PerformancePoint (which works best on the top of SSAS Multidimensional). You also learned how to build charts, such as scatter chart in Power View. Power View works with both the Tabular and Multidimensional model types of BISM.

Power BI has 5 components; Power Query, Power Pivot, Power View, Power Map, and Power Q&A. Power View is the main component of Power BI. In the next chapter, you will learn more about Power Query and Power Map as two main components of Power BI.

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