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This PowerBI report analyzes Netflix movie and TV show data including cast, country, director, duration, rating, and type. Various visualizations are created like pie charts, bar graphs, and maps to showcase trends in the data such as differences in movie vs. TV show lengths and percentages. The data is cleaned and graphs are formatted and connected between pages to allow drilling between reports. The final dashboard provides insights into Netflix's content catalog.

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348 views6 pages

PowerBi Report

This PowerBI report analyzes Netflix movie and TV show data including cast, country, director, duration, rating, and type. Various visualizations are created like pie charts, bar graphs, and maps to showcase trends in the data such as differences in movie vs. TV show lengths and percentages. The data is cleaned and graphs are formatted and connected between pages to allow drilling between reports. The final dashboard provides insights into Netflix's content catalog.

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PowerBi Project Report

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“Netflix Movies & Tv Shows”

Group Members:

Mehak Fatima (21L-5614)


Anna Rai (21L-5696)
Asra Khalid (21L-6278)
Hammad Nazir (21L-8909)

Description of Dataset:

This report examines Netflix data through the use of a Power BI


dashboard. The cast, country, added date, director, duration,
listed in, rating, show ID, title, and type that are available on
Netflix are all stored in the dashboard. The data's key insights,
trends, and patterns are highlighted in the analysis to help people
understand Netflix's content offerings better.
Analysis of the Graphs:

The graph gives a brief breakdown of how Netflix distributes


the lengths of movies and TV shows based on their rating and
genre. We may learn a lot about the trends and appeal of a
particular material on the platform by examining the differences
between the two.
A waterfall chart is a useful tool for illustrating how data
changes over time. A waterfall chart for the Netflix dataset
might be used to monitor changes in the number of ratings
across various content categories and geographies.
The filled map would be helpful in visualizing and to examine
the link between the movie and tv shows and directors and the
country to which they belong. By examining these graphs, we
may identify any patterns or trends in the data, such as changes
in the length of material over time, distinctions between movies
and TV series, and any notable outliers.
Pie charts are excellent for showing percentages or proportions
of a whole. Using the "type" column to group them together, we
have made a pie chart in the Netflix dataset to display the
percentage of movies and TV series available on the service. We
might be able to comprehend the popularity of various Netflix
content kinds with the aid of this depiction.
Creation of Dashboard:

The first step is to clean the dataset. This is performed by


importing the dataset using the “Get data” option. Using the said
option, we imported the “netflix titles” csv file. Then we
selected the transform data option which led us to “Power Query
Editor”. We replaced the blank cells present in different columns
such as directors, casts, etc. with not identified. We removed the
column of description by selecting the description attribute and
selecting the option of “remove column”. Some empty rows
which were creating the problems during the analysis were
removed using the “remove rows” option, “remove blank rows”
option was used.

Different graphs were made using the visualization tab. These


graphs include pie charts, bar graphs, waterfall charts, fill maps,
cards, etc. These graphs were selected from the “visualization
tab” and then fields were added to the graphs through drag and
drop method from the “data tab”.

The background of the dashboard was formatted using the


option “canvas background” and the image was added to it and
“transparency” was reduced to zero percent. In other pages of
the dashboard, the background color was changed to black. We
also formatted these graphs. We selected these graphs one by
one and then changed the background color of the graphs to
black by going to “general” and then “effects” options.
Moreover, the text color was also changed by going to the visual
option. The color of the text was also changed and the columns
and rows were also formatted using the “visual” option in the
visualization tab.

To connect these pages of the dashboard, we used the option of


“drill through”. Some fields were added to the drill through so
that one can move from one report to the other by clicking on
the graphs and then selecting the report page they want to move
towards.

The graphs were adjusted by clicking and dragging it on the


page to our liking. The arrows present at the top left corner are
used to move from one page to the other. They work by clicking
the arrow with the mouse and pressing the control button
together.

To conclude, this report helps you gain a better understanding of


the content offerings of Netflix and use the insights to make
informed decisions.

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