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I just finished a Power BI project analyzing a Pharmacy's sales data! Used it as an opportunity to create a calendar dashboard. Full story on Medium: Dashboard link: Tools used: Microsoft Excel & Microsoft Power BI

Jude Raji | Senior BI Analyst

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RandomGuy1 year ago

@msexcel @MSPowerBI Jesus Christ, see dashboard now, God abeg ooo

Unknown1 year ago

@msexcel @MSPowerBI I really want to learn this skill. Any recommendation Pls?

HASHIMZAZA-CLONE1 year ago

@msexcel @MSPowerBI Omo I still have a lot learn By the way this is great🌟

Jude Raji1 year ago

@msexcel @MSPowerBI Thanks a lot

Akinniyi Jamiu Olamilekan1 year ago

@msexcel @MSPowerBI Brooooo 🔥🔥🔥 Most importantly, thank you for always responding whenever I DM you. Jah Bless!

thatgirlmac1 year ago

@msexcel @MSPowerBI Daummmm🤯this is good

AMADI BETHEL CHUKS1 year ago

@msexcel @MSPowerBI I wish to publish my work on powerbi. However, one of the major challenges to achieving that is, having a company email, which I don't have. Is there anyway I can bypass having a company email, and have my work published.

Jude Raji1 year ago

@msexcel @MSPowerBI Hi bro. You can get one by creating an account with @MavenBI.

Yusuph || tech 📊📉📈1 year ago

@msexcel @MSPowerBI Informative

Jude Raji1 year ago

@msexcel @MSPowerBI Thanks

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