| Re-creating the PowerPivot Management Dashboard’s “Sliding Bubble Chart” |
| Written by Russell Christopher |
| Wednesday, 11 August 2010 00:32 |
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I love PowerPivot. And I really, really love the visualization in the management dashboard that allows one to see which reports are active across time. I’ve thought to myself many a time, “Self, I sure like that visualization. I wish I could show my OWN data inside that thing, however”. So I decided to take a crack at making my own. Keep in mind I’m a BI guy…NOT a coder. However, I found that most of the elements I needed were already out on the internets: I just needed to track what I needed down, and wire everything together.
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