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Week Is Not So Weak: WTD, Last WTD, and This Week vs Last Week
Week Is Not So Weak: WTD, Last WTD, and This Week vs Last Week
Objective: We would like to have WTD(Week Till Date) Last WTD and This Week vs Last Week. Dataset: We have taken Sales data. The data is from April 2018 till April 2020. We have created a date Calendar. Steps: We create a Date Calendar With Monday to Sunday Week, with the following week-related...
Power_BI_tips·community.powerbi.com·
Week Is Not So Weak: WTD, Last WTD, and This Week vs Last Week
The (ALL, ALLSELECTED & ALLEXCEPT) Code
The (ALL, ALLSELECTED & ALLEXCEPT) Code
For someone utterly new to Power BI, and especially for those who have been using Excel, understanding DAX can be an overwhelming experience. At least, it was for me. It took me some time to grasp the concepts, filter and row contexts, and the CALCULATE function. One of the standard requirement...
Power_BI_tips·community.powerbi.com·
The (ALL, ALLSELECTED & ALLEXCEPT) Code
Format Your DAX Formulas Easily With Our New DAX Clean Up Tool
Format Your DAX Formulas Easily With Our New DAX Clean Up Tool
We are working hard at Enterprise DNA to build a number of tools that can assist Power BI users in their development work. Today we are excited to announce the release of our DAX Clean Up Tool Why a new tool to format DAX formulas? One of the biggest hurdles that any Power BI user faces when they start developing reports and dashboards is attempting to understand how DAX formulas and DAX code work. WeContinue reading
Power_BI_tips·flip.it·
Format Your DAX Formulas Easily With Our New DAX Clean Up Tool
Expression Based Formatting in DAX
Expression Based Formatting in DAX
There was a very subtle but important change made in the April 2020 release of Power BI Desktop that you may have missed. Take a look in the format pane on the right in the image below – do you see it? Note the “new” function buttons? When I say [...]Read More »
Power_BI_tips·exceleratorbi.com.au·
Expression Based Formatting in DAX
Phil Seamark on DAX
Phil Seamark on DAX
I received feedback on my recent blog post on single-column fusion asking about a curious syntax used in the solution. I promised I would do a deeper dive on why it works in my next blog, so here it …
Power_BI_tips·flip.it·
Phil Seamark on DAX
COVID-19 dashboard in Power BI: Offset the curve
COVID-19 dashboard in Power BI: Offset the curve
In my last tutorial here, you learned how to apply a dynamic running average in DAX. In this part, you will learn how to offset the daily new confirmed cases vertically and horizontally. Horizontal offset - Normalize cases by population Different countries were affected differently by COVID-19. The most common analytic challenge in comparing between…
Power_BI_tips·datachant.com·
COVID-19 dashboard in Power BI: Offset the curve
COVID-19 dashboard in Power BI: Running Averages
COVID-19 dashboard in Power BI: Running Averages
In my last tutorial here, you learned how to apply a What-If technique to calculate the estimated active cases of COVID-19. In this part, you will learn how to run running averages to smooth the trend lines of any measure you use. Our analytics objective is simple. The daily new COVID-19 confirmed cases can fluctuate…
Power_BI_tips·datachant.com·
COVID-19 dashboard in Power BI: Running Averages
Phil Seamark on DAX
Phil Seamark on DAX
I received feedback on my recent blog post on single-column fusion asking about a curious syntax used in the solution. I promised I would do a deeper dive on why it works in my next blog, so here i…
Power_BI_tips·dax.tips·
Phil Seamark on DAX
Calculating Elapses Business Hours Using DAX Part 2
Calculating Elapses Business Hours Using DAX Part 2
I have learnt a lot over my 50 something years in life, and one of my greatest learnings is that “it doesn’t matter how much you already know, there is still more to learn”. Hopefully this is one of the reasons you read my blog – because you want to [...]Read More »
Power_BI_tips·exceleratorbi.com.au·
Calculating Elapses Business Hours Using DAX Part 2
Calculating Business Hours Using DAX
Calculating Business Hours Using DAX
I was helping a client this past week to calculate the total business hours between a start date/time and an end date/time, taking into account the working days, public holidays and non-working weekends, etc. As is often the case, I thought it would be a great blog article that I [...]Read More »
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Calculating Business Hours Using DAX
DAX Patterns, Second Edition - SQLBI
DAX Patterns, Second Edition - SQLBI
LAUNCH OFFER: the books on Amazon, Apple, and Google stores have a reduced price (35% discount) until August 31, 2020. Starting September 1, 2020, the ebook
Power_BI_tips·sqlbi.com·
DAX Patterns, Second Edition - SQLBI
Generating Row Number in Power BI Visualization Using DAX
Generating Row Number in Power BI Visualization Using DAX
I have previously explained how to generate a row-number using Power Query. That method is good for pre-calculating row-numbers in the table. However, sometimes, you want to calculate the row number in a visual, based on something dynamic. That is where DAX comes handy. Let's see how this is possible. Sample model I have a…
Power_BI_tips·radacad.com·
Generating Row Number in Power BI Visualization Using DAX
Creating KPIs in Power BI Desktop - SQLBI
Creating KPIs in Power BI Desktop - SQLBI
This article describes how to create Key Performance Indicators (KPI) in a Power BI Desktop data model by using Tabular Editor. Starting from the July 2020
Power_BI_tips·sqlbi.com·
Creating KPIs in Power BI Desktop - SQLBI