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Index
Cover Introduction
Introduction Overview of the Book and Technology How This Book Is Organized Who Should Read This Book Industry and Technology Trends Tools You Need What's on the Website
Part I: Introduction to Data Visualization
Chapter 1: Fundamentals of Visualization
Data Visualization versus Artistic Visualization The Place of Infographics Using 3D Effectively Summary
Chapter 2: Designing a Visualization
Goals of Visualization Human Perceptual Abilities Strategic, Tactical, and Operational Views Glance and Go versus Data Exploration Using Color in Visualizations Use of Perspective and Shape Summary
Part II: Microsoft's Toolset for Visualizing Data
Chapter 3: The Microsoft Toolset
A Brief History Database Tools The Place of Each Front-End Tool Installing the Sample Databases Summary
Chapter 4: Building Data Sets to Support Visualization
What Data Sets Are Common Data Set Elements Types of Data Sets and Sources Creating Data Sets for Visualization Getting Started Your First Data Set Summary
Chapter 5: Excel and PowerPivot
What are Excel and PowerPivot? Creating Your First PowerPivot Model What Does Excel Do for Me? Summary
Chapter 6: Power View
What Is Power View? Creating a Power View Report Enhancing Data Models for Power View Sharing Power View Reports Installing the Power View Samples Summary
Chapter 7: PerformancePoint
Tabular versus Multidimensional Sources Requirements for Running PerformancePoint Authentication Issues when Using Secure Store Service KPIs, Scorecards, Filters, Reports, and Dashboards Combining Visualizations in PerformancePoint Creating Web Part Pages in SharePoint Installing the PerformancePoint Samples Summary
Chapter 8: Reporting Services
Native versus Integrated Mode Shared and Embedded Data Sources Authentication: A Better Solution Expressions in Reporting Services Business Intelligence Development Studio and Visual Studio versus Report Builder Installing the Reporting Services Samples Summary
Chapter 9: Custom Code
Silverlight, WPF, XAML, and HTML5 The Future of Silverlight Accessing Data from HTML5 Installing the HTML5 samples A Web Service Sample in C# Summary
Part III: Visual Analytics in Practice
Chapter 10: Scorecards and Indicators
A Quick Understanding: Glance and Go Tool Choices, with Examples Implementation Examples Summary
Chapter 11: Timelines
Types of Temporal Analysis Visualization Tool Choices, with Examples Implementation Examples Summary
Chapter 12: Comparison Visuals
Overview of Point-in-Time Comparisons Explaining Perspective and Perceiving Comparisons Tool Choices, with Examples Implementation Examples Summary
Chapter 13: Slice and Dice: Ad Hoc Analytics
Explanation of Terms Tool Choices with Examples Implementation Examples Summary
Chapter 14: Relationship Analysis
Visualizing Relationships: Nodes, Trees, and Leaves Tool Choices Implementation Examples Summary
Chapter 15: Embedded Visualizations
Tabular Data: Adding Visual Acuity Tool Choices with Examples Implementation Examples Summary
Chapter 16: Other Visualizations
Traditional Infographics Periodic Tables Swim Lanes Transportation Maps Mind Maps Venn Diagram CAD Drawings 3D Modeling Funnels Flow Diagrams Geographic Information System Maps Heatmaps Summary
Appendix A: Choosing a Microsoft Tool
Strengths and Weaknesses of Each Tool Reporting Services Excel/Excel Services Power View HTML5 Matching a Visualization to a Tool
Appendix B: DAX Function Reference About the Authors About the Contributor About the Technical Editors Credits Acknowledgments
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