We’re going to get advanced today around budgeting in Power BI. Occasionally, you will not actually have some unique budgeting or forecasting data and you need to create it. Most forecast or budgets will likely be created based on historical results in some way. You might do something very simple, like finding the results from
Recently I ran an entire workshop as part of the Enterprise DNA webinar series on Advanced Budgeting Techniques. I know for a fact that there’s a huge requirement for this type of analysis in Power BI. Very often we have our actual results and we want to compare them to a forecast or a budget
What I want to showcase in this tutorial is how we can calculate the average amount of sales, profits, or transactions per certain dimension inside our Power BI models and reports. In this particular example we’re going to look at it from a customer perspective. We’re going to try and analyze, what’s the average sales
In this video tutorial, I will showcase some of the analytical work I enjoy completing the most in Power BI..that is working on future predictions. I am always fascinated with trying to understand what could happen in the future. I’ll show you a technique around how you can almost predict future profitability and one that
It’s the goal of every organization to see their business become successful. That said, understanding customer behavior deeply is one of the elements you can leverage for increased business success. In this video tutorial, I am going to demonstrate how you can work out how many days it has been since a customer last purchased
