This assignment is in two parts. Part A relates to the use of a computer application, Power BI for ratio analysis and visualization and Part B relates to Accounting for Maori Business.
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Description
Assignment 2 Instructions
This
assignment is in two parts. Part A relates to the use of a computer
application, Power BI for ratio analysis and visualization and Part B relates
to Accounting for Maori Business. Both parts have the common theme of analyzing
and communicating financial information to interested parties.
How to Approach this Assignment
·
Download Power BI (Office
365) and watch the presentation “Power BI.Training”.
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Study the relevant
material in the text and make sure you understand the concepts covered.
Submitting the Assignment files
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The assignment will
result in 2 separate files; one Power BI file and one Word file.
·
There are separate
submission points for each of the files, one for the Word file and one for the
Power BI file. Ensure you submit the files in the correct submission points.
·
The marks and
feedback files will be available in the submission point of the Word file.
Naming Convention and backups
a.
Use the following naming
convention for the files that you create: use your Last Name and Student ID
number as the name of the file [Do not change the file extension or you (and
the marker) will not be able to use the file].
For example, if your Last Name is Smith and your Student ID number is
88888888; your files will be Smith88888888.pbix and Smith88888888.docx.
b.
Once you have started
working on an assignment you should make backups.
It pays to rename different versions of your work. A simple way to do this is to use the Save as file instruction and add a
number or letter to the end of the file name. (This allows you to go back to an
earlier version.)
PART A: POWER BI
Part of this assignment requires you to complete tasks
using Power BI Desktop. Please follow this link to download the program. It is
a free to use program:
Power BI Download
Download the ‘Microsoft Power BI Desktop’ version or
the ‘Microsoft Power BI Mobile’ version, depending on what device you will be
working on.
