1. Open Power BI Desktop:
Launch Power BI Desktop on your computer.
2. Load Your Data:
Click on Home > Get Data.
Choose your data source (e.g., Excel, SQL Server, etc.) and load your data into Power BI.
3. Select the Data for the Scatter Plot:
In the "Fields Pane", select the data fields you want to visualize. For example, you might choose Profit and sales.
4. Insert a Scatter Plot:
Go to the "Build" pane on the right side.
Click on the Scatter Plot icon.
5. Configure the Scatter Plot:
Drag the desired fields to the appropriate areas in the Build pane
6. Customize the Scatter Plot:
Use the "Format" pane to customize the appearance of your chart. You can change colors, add data labels, adjust axis titles, and more.
7. Save Your Report:
Once you're satisfied with your chart, save your report by clicking on File > Save As.
Load the Sales Data:
Import your sales data into Power BI.
Create the Scatter Plot:
Select the "Scatter Plot" from the "Build" pane.
Add Fields:
Drag the "Sales" field to the "X - axis"
Drag the "Profit " field to the "Y - axis"
Drag the "Subcategory" field to the "Values"
In the "Format" pane go to "Category label" and turn it on - you will be able to see the distribution of sales according to category on the scatter plot
Customize:
Use the "Format" pane to adjust the chart's appearance.
By following these steps, you should be able to create a "Scatter plot" in Power BI that effectively visualizes your data
1. Resize the category bubbles according to quantity
Drag the "Quantity" field to the "Size" - You will be able to see the bubble size changing according to quantity
2. Change the colour of bubbles according to category
Drag the "Category" field to the "Legend" - You will be able to see the colour of bubbles changing according to Category
3. Animate the scatter plot
Drag the "Order Date" field to the "Play Axis" - You will be able to see animation in your scatter plot - to animate according to year - go to "Play Axis" under the "Build" pane - "Right click" on "Order date" under "Play Axis" - click on "Date hierarchy" in the dropdown