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In this lesson.
I just want to continue the case study that we're looking at.
So in this lesson, we're going to look at how we uploaded the data into the power by service.
And then from the power by service, we created an embed code.
Embed code that was was then put into a website.
And we're just going to have a brief look at the website to see that the power report in there.
So as you can see, I'm in my Power BI service at the moment.
If I go to my workspaces you'll see that I did create a workspace just for the coronavirus in analysis.
If I click on that and you'll see that there's a couple of reports that I've created, but I'm going
to focus on the Global Report, which is the one we saw in the previous lesson.
And when you open that, you will now see that you've got the view that we just had in the pub by our
desktop.
But obviously this has been now uploaded into the pub by our service.
So the first part that we needed to do was create an embed code.
So when we get down to this, you'll see that you can embed code.
And the option that I use was to publish to the web.
We're going to use a public website for this.
So I clicked on this and you can see now it created an embed code.
All I had to do was really copy this and then paste it into the website.
And as you can see, you can change your preview size as your placeholder image if you want.
And over here, it's got a preview of what the presentation of the report would look like.
And it's such a pretty good it really does do a great job at putting your report together.
Okay.
So the next part that we're going to look at is what does this look like on the actual website itself?
So I'm going to close this and we're going to now open up the website and we're going to see what it
looks like.
So here's the actual website that we've got now.
You can increase the size of this report.
So if you go in here, you can open this in full screen mode.
The problem is, if I open this in full screen mode, it's going to go outside the boundaries of the
video capture.
So I'm not going to do that.
So unfortunately, I'm going to try and just use some of these features that we've got.
Just if I wanted to use the slicer, it looks really, really small and obviously is really, really
small.
But you can see that the slicer works there.
We can clear the slicer also.
You could pick just a specific country.
So if we can pick one.
And then once Australia and you can see again filters the data again.
So basically all the filters and all the slices work on the actual website itself.
As I say, though, if somebody was working with this, they could easily increase the size of the zoom
and we can get the zoom a little bit bigger.
There we go.
We can zoom in a little bit and actually zoom onto that.
But as I say, most people would use the full screen here and then have the ability to work with that
if we move down.
This was just another report that I did do.
And if you have the time and you want to look at this, you can come in here.
And basically what it's doing is we just took some calculations where we wanted to see how it was spreading
in comparison to the population of the country.
So we took the population.
We started to look at the cases per 100,000 deaths per 100,000, just so that we could have more of
an apples to apples comparison.
Because if you just took the total amount of cases, obviously countries that have large populations
would tend to come up first.
Whereas if you're looking at the number of cases per 100,000 or deaths per 100,000, you get a better
way of being able to understand what was happening with the countries.
Also, what I did with this report was I created a couple more calculations that did a trailing 14 day
calculation to say what's happened over the last 14 days.
And the idea behind this was to see is something accelerating?
Is it getting bigger or was it declining?
Was it running down?
So just get you an idea of where the virus, for example, is growing in the last 14 days or the last
two weeks?
But again, this is something that you can have a play with, have a look at.
As I say, the links are in the actual course.
We're going to conclude the lesson there.
I will see you in the next one.
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