Video In addition to this user guide, this video will demonstrate how to access, use and interact with the Ageing Better dashboards within Microsoft Power Bi: User Guide Step 1 In any web browser: Navigate to URL: the Under ‘Already have an account’, click ‘Sign In’ button. This will navigate to the Microsoft Power BI site (Figure 1). Login in with the username and password supplied. Usernames and passwords are case sensitive. Please ensure no spaces have been copied if you are copying and pasting a username or password. Passwords have been generated using a random password generator. Figure 1: Microsoft Power BI Login Screen Step 2 Once logged into the Power BI account, an initial dashboard will be viewable (Figure 2): Figure 2: Microsoft Power BI Landing page – To view other dashboards, click on the (Figure 3). ‘Navigation Pane’ button Figure 3: Microsoft Power BI Navigation pane – Clicking the will present a list of items to select. Dashboards are available for data ‘Navigation Pane’ relating to Demographics, Project Participation; Outcomes; and Programme Monitoring. It is worth noting that the navigation pane can be hidden if clicked on again. To view the shared dashboards, click on the with in Figure 4. ‘Shared me’ link section as illustrated Figure 4: Microsoft Power BI Accessing Shared Dashboards – Clicking on the with link, brings up a list of named dashboards on the right, as illustrated in ‘Shared me’ Figure 5. The user can then select the relevant dashboard. While in a dashboard, select with again to view a different dashboard. ‘Shared me’ Figure 5: Displaying a List of Shared Dashboards Step 3 After you have clicked and opened up a dashboard you can start to interact with the data and view the data that is of interest to you.
Video In addition to this user guide, this video will demonstrate how to access, use and interact with the Ageing Better dashboards within Microsoft Power Bi: User Guide Step 1 In any web browser: Navigate to URL: Under ‘Already have an account’, click the ‘Sign In’ button. This will navigate to the Microsoft Power BI site (Figure 1). Login in with the username and password supplied. Usernames and passwords are case sensitive. Please ensure no spaces have been copied if you are copying and pasting a username or password. Passwords have been generated using a random password generator. Figure 1: Microsoft Power BI Login Screen Step 2 Once logged into the Power BI account, an initial dashboard will be viewable (Figure 2): Figure 2: Microsoft Power BI – Landing page To view other dashboards, click on the ‘Navigation Pane’ button (Figure 3). Figure 3: Microsoft Power BI – Navigation pane Clicking the ‘Navigation Pane’ will present a list of items to select. Dashboards are available for data relating to Demographics, Project Participation; Outcomes; and Programme Monitoring. It is worth noting that the navigation pane can be hidden if clicked on again. To view the shared dashboards, click on the ‘Shared with me’ link section as illustrated in Figure 4. Figure 4: Microsoft Power BI – Accessing Shared Dashboards Clicking on the ‘Shared with me’ link, brings up a list of named dashboards on the right, as illustrated in Figure 5. The user can then select the relevant dashboard. While in a dashboard, select ‘Shared with me’ again to view a different dashboard. Figure 5: Displaying a List of Shared Dashboards Step 3 After you have clicked and opened up a dashboard you can start to interact with the data and view the data that is of interest to you.
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