Hallo Leute,

    Dies ist das erste Mal, dass es hier veröffentlicht wird und meine erste Datenvisualisierung in Power BI. Ich habe eine Grafik vorgenommen, die die Änderung der britischen Immobilienpreise von 1970 bis 2023 zu den Löhnen zeigte, um meiner Mutter zu zeigen, wie viel härter es ist, ein Haus in Großbritannien zu kaufen.

    Alle Kritik ist willkommen. Bitte seien Sie nicht zu gemein 😜 😜

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    1. ReplacementSalty1070 on

      Nice! Your mum would probably ask you to also include inflation and changes in interest rate 🙂

    2. SomethingMoreToSay on

      You want some constructive critique? OK.

      * I don’t know what „Sum of Average House Price“ and „Sum of House Price / Wages Ratio“ and those other things mean. They look like they’re labels generated automatically from a pivot table. But they’re confusing so you should fix them.

      * Expressing prices and wages in £M is a strange decision. Nobody thinks in £M. It would be far more accessible if you used £k.

      * The top right chart has a Y axis that doesn’t start at zero. Don’t do this, unless you’re trying to Lie With Statistics.

      * Are the averages here means, medians, or what? You should clarify. And if they’re not medians, you should redo the whole thing.

      * The bottom graph doesn’t add anything. It just contains the same data as the top two, and I wasted time trying to work out whether it was the same, or whether it was telling me anything different. Plus it’s not good to have two different Y axis scales in the same graph. I think you should just ditch this one and concentrate on the first two. (And if you do, we won’t have to talk about the weird colour scheme.)

      Hope this helps. Happy to discuss.

    3. wehuzhi_sushi on

      what is the sum of the average house price? Aren’t the top right and button charts showing the same statistic?

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