Sorry for the slight delay in announcing the winner of these two categories.
But I can now announce that the first ever winner of the newcomer category is … @Alvi a great submission all round combining style and and substance a massive congratulations!
The non-member winner is Paul Ross an excellent report with great insight and some awesome tool-tips.
Remember the newcomer category is open to all Power BI users that have been using Power BI for less than a year. All you need to do is when submitting please label if you would like to be considered for this category.
We have decided that you can only win the newcomer category once a bit like ‘Rookie of the year’.
There are some great prizes on offer so be sure to get stuck in.
Congratulations! I thought both of these were terrific entries, each with standout elements.
Paul - I was really impressed by how much information you were able to pack into a single page without it looking cluttered, and your innovative use of report tooltips was great.
@alvi - I liked your overall design so much that I’m using it as a model for one of my current work reports. I will be in touch shortly about getting you your prize.
Great work, both and I look forward to seeing your entries for Challenge #6!
Your words carry immense encouragement for relative newbies in the field of data analytics using Power BI. Thank you so much for the kind words and I look forward to learn new things from you and other awesome members of EDNA
Wow, thanks so much! This was a genuinely unexpected delight
And thanks to @Melissa, @BrianJ, and @sunip for the kind words. I’m looking forward very much to joining this awesome community!
Shout out to @sam.mckay , @haroonali1000 , @RWalker , and anybody else involved with putting this challenge together. It really is an exceptional thing that you’re doing here on EDNA - the only Power BI version of something like Tableau’s Makeover Monday that I’ve come across so far. I’ve been “planning on getting around to starting” some sort of public portfolio to showcase what I can do in Power BI for ages, but it was only thanks to being motivated by your challenge that I actually took this first step. Keep up the great work, and bring on Challenge #6!
