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09-17-2019 07:26 AM - last edited 09-17-2019 07:34 AM
Do you want to be the best like no one ever was? Then take a look at my Power BI Pokedex. Utilising the wide variety of visualisations available in Power BI I have created a set of Pokemon cards for generations 1 to 6. The report is filterable by generation and type. The cards are scrollable and can can be expanded to view the individual Pokemon's stats. All the information a budding Pokemon Master could need!
Pokemon images & stats sourced from kaggle data sets
Pokemon descriptions sourced from Pokemon.com
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Would you be able to pass your image source to me? I'm doing something similar, and would like to use the same images if possible.
it looks great! great job
Hi!
Your dashboard is very impressive, great work!
can you tell me the visualizations you've used?
i liked very much the pokemon slicer and its expand option.
Best regards,
Max
Hi.
Thanks very much. I enjoyed making this one. The cards themselves are the Card Browser viz, the Types slicer uses the Image Grid, & the Type slicer is the Chiclet Slicer. All are available from the marketplace.
Looks awesome! Which visual did you use for flipping the stats?