In this blog I’ll show you how you can compare data from different timeframes within the same visualization. You can get amazing Power BI insights using this great technique with time-related DAX. I discovered this approach from the Enterprise DNA Forum. One of the members actually suggested this technique as a solution to a question
In this post, I will show you some Power BI tips and techniques on finding the previous value that accounts for weekends and holidays. This came up in a post by Brian Julius in the Enterprise DNA forum. The developer of this report wanted to calculate the percentage difference. However, the developer didn’t want to
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to make a customer dashboard more intuitive using time intelligence in Power BI. This is the second step when creating a customer deep dive dashboard. When creating visualizations, you’ll most likely have to compare different time periods. This could be a comparison between the cumulative sales for two simultaneous years. So, you need to start writing more complex
I’m going to show you how to calculate workdays between two dates either with the holidays counted or without the holidays. This is a topic that’s been asked over and over again on the Enterprise DNA Forum. I also believe that this will be a great way to close this Time Intelligence series, knowing that
I’m going to show you how to use the offset function in Power BI. It’s one of the most dynamic tools you can use especially in your date tables. Once you master how to apply it in your time intelligence projects, you can get more in-depth insights that you won’t get using any other approach.
