Export the data from the OCPO Data Warehouse
Ensure the destination file OCPO-supplier-spend-data-no-supplier-id.xlsxdoes not exist in the destination folder c:\Vulekamali Export.
Open the SQL Server Execute Package Utility
Select the SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) package in the export folder called Vulekamali Supplier Demographic Spend analysis Export.dtsx
Execute the package and check that no errors occurred in the Progress log.
Find the output file OCPO-supplier-spend-data-no-supplier-id.xlsx in the destination folder.
When you open the exported Excel file, the TotalTransAmount will be interpreted as Text by Excel. We need to change it to interpret it as numbers.
Select the TotalTransAmount column
On the Data tab, click Text to Columns
Use the default data type Delimited
We're just using one column so leave Delimiters on just Tab
Use the default format General, and click the Advanced button to the right
Ensure the Decimal separator is . not comma to match the separator in the data.
Click finish. When done, the values will be right-aligned because they are now interpreted as numbers by Excel.
Download the latest PowerBI report file from vulekamali.
Open the PowerBI report
Update the data source to the location of the Excel file
Refresh the data from the new Excel file
Ensure that the data is filtered on all pages such that SupplierType is not one of Government Entity or State Owned Entity:
Publish the file to the [email protected] PowerBI workspace by logging in as that user in Power BI Desktop, and clicking Publish.
Open the file there, and click Publish to web
Click Create embed code
Click Publish
Copy the HTML code to paste into vulekamali
Find the HTML embed code in the Procurement Spend Analysis page editor in the vulekamali Content Management System.
Replace the old embed code with the new one.
Replace width="800" height="600" with width="100%" style="height: 75vh"
Save the page, and check that it is showing the updated data.
Preview the changes
Publish the changes when you are ready.
Upload the excel file to a new dataset in CKAN and add it to the procurement spend analysis data group.
This file is useful for people who want to do more in-depth analysis than the online PowerBI dashboad allows.