Power BI Chemical Atlas Template (Editable)
Make a chemical reference library easier to navigate and review. Chemical Atlas moves from a portfolio landscape to individual compound dossiers, hazard patterns, control priorities and a reference library, with specialised tooltips and contextual links.
Who it is for
EHS analysts, technical educators, chemical-data stewards and internal BI teams building a reviewed substance-reference experience.
What you can explore
- Five main pages: Landscape, Compounds, Hazard patterns, Controls and Reference library.
- Eight supporting tooltips covering categories, compounds, effects, labels, ratings and hazard-code meanings.
- Compound views reference formula, mass, CAS, structure, NFPA, GHS, H-codes, IARC and provider/source fields.
- Review queues, missing references and SDS verification status.
- SVG identity and hazard components, navigation and mode/filter controls.
How to adjust it
- Review reference fields and the source register before introducing compounds.
- Maintain chemical/CAS keys and validate category mappings and compound identities.
- Reconcile hazard fields against authoritative sources and your intended scope.
- Update links and evidence status; test selections, tooltips and navigation.
Requirements and expectations
Requires Power BI Desktop and appropriate source access. At least one query uses a local source: repoint it to an available, supplied or buyer-owned source before refresh. SDS status is report data, not independent certification. Legacy NFPA and modern hazard classifications have different scopes. This is an editable reference template, not an automatically maintained regulatory database.
Download and licence
ZIP containing Chemical Atlas.pbix. Standard single-business internal use. Software subscriptions and implementation are separate. Cover artwork is illustrative.
Original screenshots
Explore the separate original screenshots in the image gallery; select an image to inspect the captured view. You can also open each full-size screenshot here:
These previews show selected captured states of the supplied file. Cover artwork is illustrative.
Download & file contents
Digital ZIP download containing the editable Chemical Atlas.pbix (.pbix).
13 report pages, including supporting pages in the inspected source file.
The product gallery includes 2 separate original application screenshots: Compounds; Hazard patterns. Cover artwork is illustrative. Screenshots show captured supplied-file states; they are not a live data feed.
Software & requirements
- Microsoft Power BI Desktop on Windows to open and edit the PBIX file. Sharing through Power BI Service requires the appropriate Microsoft licence and permissions.
- A ZIP extraction utility and access to any replacement data sources and credentials needed for refresh.
- Reference-status and SDS-status fields are part of the report’s data, not an independent certification.
- Legacy NFPA values and modern hazard classifications have different scopes; retain the report’s caveats and source context.
- Do not sell the supplied file as an automatically maintained regulatory database.
- At least one model query uses a local file/folder source. Repoint it to an available, supplied or buyer-owned source before refresh.
Setup & customisation
- Review the existing reference fields and source-register structure before introducing new compounds.
- Maintain stable chemical/CAS keys and validate category mappings and compound identities.
- Reconcile GHS, H-code, NFPA and IARC fields against the intended authoritative sources and scope.
- Update compound links and evidence status, then test dossier selections, tooltips and reference navigation.
- Work in a copy. Reconcile results to your own sources after changing data, formulas or measures. Test filters, navigation and refresh in your intended environment.
Who it is for & what to explore
EHS analysts, technical educators, chemical-data stewards and internal BI teams building a reviewed substance-reference experience.
- Five main pages: Landscape, Compounds, Hazard patterns, Controls and Reference library.
- Eight supporting tooltips covering categories, compounds, effects, labels, ratings and hazard-code meanings.
- Compound views reference formula, mass, CAS, structure, NFPA, GHS, H-codes, IARC and provider/source fields.
- Controls and reference pages identify review queues, missing references and SDS verification status.
- SVG-based identity and hazard components, navigation and mode/filter controls are present in the report.
Single-business licence
One purchase covers internal use and adaptation within one business. You may customise the template for that business's reporting and analysis.
Resale, redistribution, public sharing of the source files and use as a template deliverable for other businesses are outside this single-business scope. Third-party data, images, services and software remain subject to their own terms.
Microsoft subscriptions, third-party service charges, data-source access and custom implementation are separate.
Preview notes & implementation limits
- Reference-status and SDS-status fields are part of the report’s data, not an independent certification.
- Legacy NFPA values and modern hazard classifications have different scopes; retain the report’s caveats and source context.
- Do not sell the supplied file as an automatically maintained regulatory database.
- Screenshots document selected captured views, not every page, filter combination or deployment scenario. Source refresh, service deployment and all calculation outputs are not certified by these previews.
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