Organising your model
Below are standard measures to use in your Power BI to do useful things like compute Month-on-Month or Year-on-Year calculations for any kind of metric.
Organising your model
Below are standard measures to use in your Power BI to do useful things like compute Month-on-Month or Year-on-Year calculations for any kind of metric.
When you import Excel or CSV (Comma Seperated Value) files in Power BI using the standard buttons, you end up with a large mess of code! Power BI creates a parameter, a sample file and an extra query…for every import!
You need a date table. It needs to give you day/week/month/quarter/half year visibility, and be able to adapt to whenever your fiscal year starts.
It’s time for a CSS3 @font-face browser support table. One that documents specifically how browsers act when either the whole font family is specified (regular, italic, bold, bold-italic & small-caps) or only the regular version of the font is specified. The test-case that this based on uses the ideal, easiest (laziest) implementation and can be found on its own page here.