Power BI vs Excel Dashboards: Which One Is Better?

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What are the differences between Power BI and Excel? Which tool is better? Both Power BI and Excel are important tools in data analysis. Discover which one fits your needs best as we compare their features and capabilities in this video.

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All Comments (9)
  • @gauravo0o2765
    00:04 Power BI is a robust business analytics platform 00:40 Excel is a versatile tool for data analysis, calculation and visualization. 01:17 Power BI offers more advanced cross-chart filtering capabilities and depth of analysis compared to Excel 01:55 Power BI excels in visually stunning interactive reports 02:34 Power BI is optimal for creating dynamic dashboards. 03:12 Excel and Power BI complement each other for the best data analysis experience. 03:48 Bi connector streamlines Power BI integration with Oracle 04:26 Streamlined data analysis with BI connector Crafted by Merlin AI.
  • @power-reconcile
    For me, Excel is still the go-to choice for my day-to-day work. It's easy to understand and use, making it perfect for a wide range of tasks. While Power BI is great for more advanced data visualization and analysis, Excel's simplicity and versatility keep it at the top of my list for everyday use.
  • @greisboy425
    I only handle small data and small users.. so I pick Excel.
  • @benndii
    Best of both worlds is Power Query! Interesting that you do not mention it.
  • @nillieable
    I am here just see how you compare the apples with the oranges....