Showcasing your results cumulatively is such a powerful way to visualize your data over time, especially if you are trying to show the difference in performance from one time period to another. When you try to present this at a daily or even monthly level, identifying the trend isn’t always so obvious. When you place
The last Enterprise DNA Learning Summit was a really great event, so I’ve decided to run another free encore workshop. During this next session – Effective Power BI Reporting – I’ll be running through many of my best practice techniques around building valuable Power BI solutions. Now this doesn’t just mean creating a good model,
I want to show you how you can use filter fields and visual interactions in Power BI to great effect. They create simple and very effective ways to make your visualisations easier and more intuitive for the consumer. Filter fields enable you to adjust the results you are showcasing, but instead of having to manually
In this post, I want to show you what is without a doubt one of the most compelling visualisation techniques in Power BI. Never feel you are confined to use just the general visualisation options inside of Power BI (or custom visuals for that matter). You have a significant opportunity to make your visuals even
Recently I had a unique question pop up at the Enterprise DNA Support Forum. In this scenario, we are looking to evaluate YTD sales but we don’t want to evaluate anything past the last sale that may have occurred. We only want to show the cumulative YTD total up to the last sale. This is
