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    Using DAX Measures that calculate by row rather than a summary, in Microsoft Power BI

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    06/03/2019

    In this Video, I’ll create a DAX (Data Analysis eXpression) Measure.  This measure will be used to calculate the total sales price.  Check out this video to see how to create a measure that performs “Aggregation with Iteration”; which is a fancy way of saying DAX needs to calculate the…

    Continue reading →: Using DAX Measures that calculate by row rather than a summary, in Microsoft Power BI
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    Creating a Conditional Title with DAX in Microsoft Power BI

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    05/31/2019

    In this Video, I’ll use DAX to make a visual Title be conditional based on a selection in a filter, using Microsoft Power BI.

    Continue reading →: Creating a Conditional Title with DAX in Microsoft Power BI
  • Financials, Microsoft Power BI, Visuals

    Tips on using the Matrix Visual in Microsoft Power BI

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    05/29/2019

    In this Video, I’ll show you some tips on using the Microsoft Power BI visual.  I’ll build a GL Account Summary Matrix by month.

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  • DAX, Microsoft Power BI

    Using Divide in a DAX Measures in Microsoft Power BI

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    05/28/2019

    In this Video, I’ll create a DAX (Data Analysis eXpression) function (Divide) to alter a Measure.  DAX can be used in Microsoft Power BI, Microsoft PowerPivot, and MDX.  It’s a relatively easy way to model your data.

    Continue reading →: Using Divide in a DAX Measures in Microsoft Power BI
  • Microsoft Power BI, Visuals

    Treemap Bar Chart in Microsoft Power BI

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    05/24/2019

     In this video, I’ll use a new custom visual called the Treemap Bar Chart.  It’s like the baby of the Clustered Column Visual and the Treemap Visual.  This was created by MAQ Software.

    Continue reading →: Treemap Bar Chart in Microsoft Power BI
  • Formatting, Microsoft Power BI

    Line Chart Formatting in Microsoft Power BI

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    05/22/2019

    In this video, I demonstrate formatting the Microsoft Power BI Line Chart visual.

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  • DAX, Microsoft Power BI

    Creating DAX Measures in Microsoft Power BI

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    05/20/2019

    In this Video, I’ll create a DAX (Data Analysis eXpression) function to create a Measure.  DAX can be used in Microsoft Power BI, Microsoft PowerPivot, and MDX.  It’s a relatively easy way to model your data.

    Continue reading →: Creating DAX Measures in Microsoft Power BI
  • Microsoft Power BI, Visuals

    Adding the Fields to a Visual’s Tooltips in Microsoft Power BI

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    05/17/2019

    In this Video, I’ll show you how to add fields to the additional information, called “Tooltips”, in a Microsoft Power BI visual.

    Continue reading →: Adding the Fields to a Visual’s Tooltips in Microsoft Power BI
  • Microsoft Power BI, Visuals

    Adding the Q&A Visual in Microsoft Power BI

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    05/15/2019

    In this Video, I’ll add a Q&A Visual to my Microsoft Power BI Desktop Report.  This visual uses Microsoft Bing “Natural Query Language” technology.  This is just a fancy way to say, you ask it a question, and you’ll get an answer back in the form of a visual.

    Continue reading →: Adding the Q&A Visual in Microsoft Power BI
  • DAX, Microsoft Power BI

    Creating DAX Columns in Microsoft Power BI

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    05/13/2019

    In this Video, I’ll create a DAX (Data Analysis eXpression) function to create a column.  DAX can be used in Microsoft Power BI, Microsoft PowerPivot, and MDX.  It’s a relatively easy way to model your data.

    Continue reading →: Creating DAX Columns in Microsoft Power BI
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