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Connection
There are two ways to connect data to Power BI Desktop.
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The user will open Power BI Desktop and connect to Data Ocean (Google BigQuery), where the Data Team ensures that data is reliably extracted, transformed, and made available from all requisite data sources. This enables users to seamlessly access and push the data as needed. Once the connection is established, the user can begin building reports and dashboards to derive insights and share them with stakeholders.
In this scenario, the user will not require intervention from the Data Team, as they have independently processed the data and made it readily available in Google Sheets.
For more information regarding to data architecture and Data Ocean, you can see here.
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2.2. Theme Customization
A custom theme has been created in Power BI with SOLVAY colors and font and is available in a JSON file below. You just need to click "View" → "Browse for themes" → Select the JSON file.
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2.3. Power BI Tenant Settings
As part of our organization's commitment to maintaining data security, compliance, and effective management of business intelligence resources, it is essential to configure Power BI tenant settings. These settings ensure that our use of Power BI aligns with company policies and industry standards. By setting up and customizing these configurations, we can control access, optimize resource utilization, and safeguard sensitive data while enabling collaboration and reporting across teams.
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