This repository contains a Power BI dashboard project titled Sales Report Dashboard. The dashboard provides insights into sales data, offering visualizations and analytics to support decision-making processes.
The repository includes the following key files and components:
Sales Report_Dashboard.pbix
: The main Power BI report file, containing visuals, data models, and connections.- Supporting Data Files:
- DIM_Calendar.csv: Dimension table with calendar details (1,096 rows, 8 columns).
- DIM_Customers.csv: Dimension table with customer information (18,484 rows, 7 columns).
- DIM_Products.csv: Dimension table with product details (606 rows, 11 columns).
- FACT_InternetSales.csv: Fact table containing sales transactions (58,168 rows, 7 columns).
- SalesBudget.xlsx: Excel file containing sales budget data (18 rows, 2 columns).
- SQL Scripts:
- SQL scripts for generating or managing dimension and fact tables:
DIM_Calendar.sql
DIM_Customers.sql
DIM_Products.sql
FACT_InternetSales.sql
- SQL scripts for generating or managing dimension and fact tables:
The PBIX file contains the following internal components:
- Version: Indicates the Power BI version used.
[Content_Types].xml
: Specifies the types of content included in the report.- DiagramLayout: Contains layout configurations for visual elements.
- Report: Defines the main report structure, including visuals and pages.
- Settings: Includes configuration settings for the report.
- Metadata: Provides metadata about the data model and report.
- Connections: Details data sources and connections.
- SecurityBindings: Configures security settings.
- DataModel: Contains the dataset and its relationships.
- Data Analysis: Visualizations and metrics to track sales performance.
- Interactive Dashboard: Enables dynamic filtering and exploration of data.
- Custom Visuals: Incorporates tailored visualizations to address specific business needs.
- Data Connections: Seamless integration with data sources for real-time updates.
To view or edit the dashboard, you need:
- Power BI Desktop (latest version recommended)
- Access to the necessary data sources (as configured in the
Connections
file)
- Open the
Sales Report_Dashboard.pbix
file in Power BI Desktop. - Refresh the data to ensure the visuals are up-to-date.
- Explore the dashboard pages to analyze sales trends and performance metrics.