In this blog post, I’m going to go over why you need to learn DAX and provide an overview of what it is. I’m going to show you some examples of what we can achieve if we use DAX intelligently in Power BI. Let’s start. Sales Analysis In this example, we have a sales analysis
In this Power BI showcase, we’ll review a report that focuses on customer insights that can help improve our business’ customer service and profitability. The technique used throughout these reports is segmenting the clients into our main sources of Revenue. The top clients are also compared to our mid and lower margin clients. Report Summary
I’m going to go over quite an advanced data segmentation technique in this tutorial, which is around grouping data in a dynamic way inside Power BI. In this tutorial, we’re going to specifically look at just this particular visualization in this dashboard I used during a Learning Summit around customer insights. In this case, we’re
In today’s business world, conducting common customer behavior analysis is of utmost importance for many functional areas within companies. Analyzing consumer behavior serves as a tool to help plan and meet sales objectives. Additionally, understanding buyer behavior helps decide where and how to better position products or services. You can evaluate how your customers act
In this tutorial, we’re really going to use Power BI as an analytical tool to analyse customer trend. We’re going to work out how we can find our customers that are purchasing behind trend. We want to know this so we can keep a really close eye on how our customers’ purchases are going. We
