Please guide step by step using Powr Bi for the financial page below: Using the skills you have gained throughout this text, use Microsoft Power BI or Tableau Desktop to complete the generic tasks presented below: Build a new dashboard $($Tableau$)$ or page $($Power BI$)$ called Financial that includes the following: Create a new workbook, connect to $10-1$ O$2$C Data.xlsx$,$ and import all seven tables. Double$-$check the data model to ensure relationships are correctly defined as shown in Exhibit $10-1.$ Add a table to your worksheet or page called Sales and Receivables that shows the invoice month in each row and the invoice amount, receipt amount, adjustment amount, AR balance, and write$-$off percentage in the columns. Tableau Hint: Use Measure Names in the columns and Measure Values in the marks to create your table. Then once your table is complete, use Analytics $>$ Summarize $>$ Totals to calculate column totals. You will need to create a new measure or calculated field showing the account AR Balance, or the total invoice amount minus the total receipt amount minus the total adjustment amount. Tableau Hint: To minimize erroneous values from appearing in Tableau due to blank or missing values, use the IFNULL$()$ function to replace blank values with $0,$ for example, IFNULL$([$Receipt Amount$],0).$ You will need to calculate the write$-$off percentage as the total AR adjustment divided by total invoice amount. Hint: Format the write$-$off percentage as a percent or to four decimals. Filter this visual to show only values from January $2020$ to December $2020.$ Add a new bar chart called Bad Debts that shows the invoice amount and adjustment amount along with a tooltip for write$-$off percentage. Tableau Hint: Choose Dual Axis and Synchronize Axis to combine the two values. Filter this visual to show only values from January $2020$ to December $2020.$ Clean up the formatting and titles of your visuals and combine them into a single dashboard or page labeled Financial.