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
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
When utilizing SWITCH/True Logic inside of Power BI you really do open up this huge expanse of analytical opportunities. In this tutorial, I will run through in detail how you need to set up your formulas when using the SWITCH function. This will enable you to find, discover, and visualize many different and interesting insights
In this tutorial, I will show you how you can create a totally dynamic Power BI report. When I say dynamic, what I mean is that you may want to showcase one particular insight across all of your visualizations in your report page, but then you might want to be able to select a different
The Shape Map Visualization is probably my most favorite map visualization inside of Power BI. I think it blends in well inside of reports and dashboards. It actually looks a lot better on a report than if you’ll just use the standard map feature. It also has other great visualization features like Drill In, Drill
