When using Power BI you sometimes think you are limited to the data sitting within your tables. Well with Power BI that is certainly not the case. You have tremendous flexibility to build on top of your data by bringing in values from additional tables to flex the numbers or stress your results with scenarios.
The INTERSECT function in Power BI is an advanced table function and to understand how it works, you will want to get much better at understanding virtual tables. Virtual tables are a key concept when utilizing DAX measures within Power BI. What the INTERSECT function does specifically is that it allows you to – within a
I wanted to be able to drill into a specific subset of my customers – in this particular case – I decided to delve into the top 20% as it was most relevant to my analysis, and follows on from a previous tutorial about the Pareto principle – also known as the 80/20 rule. Not
In this tutorial, I wanted to cover new customer sales and how you can discover this using Power BI. The calculation and logic that we utilize to work out our new customer sales (or revenue) is very similar to just working out the absolute number of new customers that we have. The only difference is that
I want to touch on a really important topic within this tutorial. In many of the showcase demos that Enterprise DNA releases across webinars, summits, and to Enterprise DNA members you will see that the use of measure groups is extensive. There is a very good reason why measure groups have been implemented in all
