Dashboards and Business Intelligence
This is an executive dashboard for a corporate foundation's global grant program, covering six fiscal years, 640 grants, and $50.5 million in awards. It shows where the money went, who it reached, and how the fund is tracking against its five-year goal.
Sample data. All names, organizations, and figures are fictional.
Open larger imageThe dashboard follows a fictional food company's giving program across five funding programs, 21 countries, and 78 cities. Leaders can filter by fiscal year, program, and region on every page, see dollars by program over time, drill from region down to city, compare populations served and focus areas, and search or export any grant. Goal progress bars compare results with the expected pace, and a data note points out overdue reports and reach figures held for review.
The package includes the finished Power BI report file and the rebuild kit behind it: a star schema in Excel and CSV (grants, organizations, programs with a name crosswalk, geography, fiscal calendar, populations, and targets), a report theme, and a rebuild guide with every DAX measure, including fiscal-year time intelligence, budget variance, the people-reached adjustment rule, and goal progress. It also includes a print-ready quarterly summary page for a giving committee.
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This is the secondary data profile from a community health needs assessment for ten Upstate South Carolina counties, and it is built from the 2024 County Health Rankings release. It compares 35 county indicators with state and national values and turns them into a dashboard, a 14-page report and an Excel workbook.
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This sample analyzes a fictional county community health survey with 1,412 respondents, which is the kind of survey hospitals run as part of a community health needs assessment. It includes a filterable dashboard, an 8-page results brief and an Excel workbook with crosstabs, a codebook and weighting.
Sample data