Playing around with Microsoft's "Power BI Desktop" for Steem reporting
I'm starting to learn my way around Microsoft's Power BI Desktop, so I thought I'd play around with using it to generate some basic Steem reports.
Without listing specific account names, here is the distribution of accounts who have received more than 1 SBD in @penny4thoughts transfers so far during the month of August (12 accounts).
And here is the distribution of all accounts who received SBD transfers from @penny4thoughts during the same time (42 accounts).
(data source steemdb.io)
You can connect to and display any data with Microsoft's Power BI, a unified, scalable application for self-service and corporate business intelligence (BI) that's simple to use and enables you to acquire deeper data insight. Making a report for @penny4thoughts was an excellent idea as it provides tremendous assistance to newcomers on Steemit platform.
We already know whom the biggest slice belongs to...wink wink
Haha
I see more accounts in the second graph, there I am :) This application is one more motivation to follow some people, I am very grateful since I see the increase in my SBD.
Good statistics, I is surprising as you have more and more users commenting on your post, soon it will be an influence in steemit. ;-)
Microsoft's Power BI allows users to create their own content packs. So that they can easily share what they are doing with colleagues.
Yeah, I don't think that's included in the free desktop version that I'm using, though. I only started playing it with it yesterday, so I still have a lot to learn.
Good luck!
You are learning a great to make #penny4thoughts monthly distribution report. It was really an excellent report.
I think i am also in this list. You are doing a great job here for general users like me. Thanks a lot.
It was perfect idea to make a report for #penny4thoughts. New users are getting a huge support from it . Thank you.
I often receive sbd from @penny4thoughts. It helps me to increase my enthusiams. Anyway you have taken a good apps to do that job.
Thanks to this tool, the report can be seen more clearly. Thanks for sharing.