This past week I was talking with the big guy up north, jolly old fella, and the discussion came up about his toy production levels. Santa was complaining about how hard it was to measure […]
This tutorial is a variation on the month to month percent change tutorial. This specific exploration in year over year performance was born out of reviewing my google analytics information. The specific analysis question I […]
In the October update of PowerBI Desktop we were given a number of really useful features, ranging from a new Date Slicer, Grid lines, Grouping, Binning, Top N Filters, and R-powered custom visuals. For the […]
The Pareto chart is a handy visual, but is not so easy to build in either excel or PowerBI. In a Pareto chart, information is provided about an individual product or category as a bar, and […]
Mapping is one of the better features of PowerBI. It is one of the more distinguishing feature differences between Excel and PowerBI. You can produce a map inside an excel document using Bing maps, however, the […]
Often times when you’re working with large data models you will have multiple tables with many relationships. It could be complex maybe you’ve seen something like the following: Once all the tables have been loaded […]
Kicking off my video series for PowerBI.Tips I have to give incredible props to Adam Saxton. Adam is a Microsoft Employee who creates THE BEST content for PowerBI. There are a lot of videos out […]
In the September 2016 release of PowerBI, Microsoft introduced a new visual called the ArcGIS Maps preview. For more information on the maps integration you can read the following post from Microsoft. This tutorial will […]
Continuing on the theme with R this month, this week tutorial will be to design a hexagonal bin plot. At first you may say what in the world is a hexagonal bin plot. I’m glad […]
Back by popular demand, we have another great tutorial on using R visuals. There are a number of amazing visuals that have been supplied with the PowerBI desktop tool. However, there are some limitations. For […]
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