Putting the “Intelligence” in “Business Intelligence,” Pt 3
In Part One I described how standardized corporate BI bummed me out my first time around, then in Part Two described how PowerPivot recharged my batteries and brought me back into the fold.
In Part One I described how standardized corporate BI bummed me out my first time around, then in Part Two described how PowerPivot recharged my batteries and brought me back into the fold.
When I last worked on the football project, I had designed my first report and started the process of better understanding my source data, primarily using the =RELATED() function.
“I’ve always believed that the mind was the most dangerous weapon.” -John Rambo …which explains the huge muscles and machine gun, right John? A View of BI that Henry […]
Hey folks, got another special guest post for you. Today we are honored by the presence of the SillyBoy himself, Scott Senkeresty.
I remember the first time I heard the term “Business Intelligence.” I had been working on Excel for awhile at that point and loved crunching data, but boy, “Business Intelligence” […]
Up until this point, I’ve just used DAX (PowerPivot’s extension to the Excel formula language) to create calculated columns in the PowerPivot window. There’s a lot of utility in DAX […]
“When you can snatch this pebble from my hand, you will be re- HEY, GIVE THAT BACK!” -Me I promised a guest post, and a guest post I deliver 🙂 […]
(Continuing the series on the Great Football Project…) OK, remember in the previous step, we saw how a relationship between Plays and CleanPlayers suddenly let me use a single PivotTable […]
Recall that in yesterday’s post I linked my FactEvent table to the CleanPlayers table via a relationship. Time for the payoff. But you know what? I’m tired of calling it […]
So what is Power Pivot? I think a lot of people arriving at this site for the first time already know quite a bit about what Power Pivot is, but […]