A few weeks ago, Danielle Stein Fairhurst from Plum Solutions contacted me and asked if I would speak at her financial modelling meetup group (a topic of my choice related to Power BI). I decided to speak about creating a P&L using Power BI and DAX. I first learnt how […]
OK, by now you will likely be getting to understand that I think Tabular Editor is pretty cool. I like every bit about it, and I am learning more every day. Daniel Otykier has done a great job with this wonderful bit of software, and the more I use it […]
This is my third article about Tabular Editor, the others being the recent introduction article a few weeks ago, an also an article explaining how to copy measures between PBIX files. I watched the excellent webinar series organised by my friend Mike over at PowerBI.tips where Daniel gave a more […]
Well Covid-19 is a right royal pain in the backside for everyone. Am I right, or am I right? Everyone is effected to some extent, of course some more than others. One implication for me is that no one is able to attend my fantastic live, face to face Power BI […]
Level: Advanced This is the second in my series of articles explaining how to use Microsoft Flow, the Azure APIs, the Power BI APIs and SharePoint Online to help make Power BI Premium more affordable for small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs). You can read the first article in this […]
Level: Advanced This is another one of those articles that has been swirling in my head for a very long time, about 2 years actually. I have long been frustrated by the lack of a suitable scalable Power BI pricing model for small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs). You can […]
Level: Intermediate to Advanced Matt here. I recently met Parker Stevens online through LinkedIn – he too is a Power BI fan, just like me. Parker has shared a few techniques with me that I found very interesting. These topics have not been covered on my blog before and hence […]
Level: Advanced I was answering an interesting forum question last week, and as is often the case I thought it would make an interesting article to share with you all here. I have modified the scenario a bit for this article and have built out some test measures to help […]
Level: Advanced The EARLIER() and EARLIEST() functions are 2 of the harder functions in DAX to get your head around. If you come from a programming background it will probably be easy for you. However as I have repeatedly stated on my blog, one of the many great things about […]
Level: Intermediate–Advanced I have covered the topic of Lineage in DAX a few times in the past (within other articles). Today I thought I would write a single post dedicated to lineage. As you may know, Power BI has a number of different operation modes, some of which do not […]
Level: Advanced I was helping someone on Power Pivot Forum last week with a tricky calculated column question. As an aside, you may know that I always advise beginners to keep away from calculated columns. You mostly don’t need calculated columns because in most circumstances a measure is a better […]
Level: Advanced I’ve helped a couple of people out on various forums on this topic over the last week, and that is normally a good sign that I need a blog post on the topic. The scenario is to create a Pareto cumulative running total based on the top products, customers or […]
Level: Advanced (Level: Advanced, but explained in detail so everyone can understand) There is a lot to learn in DAX if you want to be a ninja. A couple of the more complex and important things to learn and understand are filter propagation and context transition. It is not so much […]
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