The Power BI running total is the perfect way to display patterns and changes on a specified data over time. In Power BI, there is a common combination of DAX functions that allow us to create a dynamic cumulative total on any report page. The DAX formula that we’re about to discuss is easy to
If you want to have a real-world example scenario of forecasting using Power BI, you’re in the right page. You’ll find in this tutorial a forecasting technique that you can surely implement in your own work environment. In the example, I compare my actual results to my forecasts and look at them cumulatively. The cumulative
When analyzing actual results in your data, you may sometimes want to compare it to a forecast or run rate. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to calculate a cumulative run rate based on some historical results. This came out as a request in the Enterprise DNA Support Forum where a member needed a forecast
This is a very unique example of Time Intelligence in Power BI, especially when working with workdays and weekends. This tutorial came ftom a request from the Enterprise DNA Support Forum, where a member needed to get the day for each weekday and the day of each weekend into their Date table. I’ve seen this
I’m going to cover some great functions here in Power BI that are very useful across a variety of analytic scenarios. Some of these functions can help us work out the last three customer sales. What I want to show you is how to work out the sales from a specific customer, but by only
