P3 Adaptive
Have you ever wondered what our Power Platform experts do in their spare time? Aside from the normal family oriented fun activities others enjoy, we occasionally challenge each other with a data question and often, it is a doozy.
You asked for it and here it is! We’ve received a ton of buzz since introducing our March Data-Ness Machine Learning Data Model and we are bringing you all the details!
Every month Power BI gets an update that adds a nice handful of new features. Let’s read about this month’s awesome feature…Bookmarks.
“Because every good story has a beginning, a middle, and an end.”
Awhile back I posted about promotional campaign analysis factoring in seasonal trends. Now let’s look at another flavor of campaign analysis: comparing results when a campaign is active versus when it was not. Sometimes this is referred to as “A/B Testing.
David Hager is At It Again
A short two weeks after his truly creative Measure Catalog Macro post, David Hager is back with a heavyweight DAX post.
“We sure sold a lot of toilet paper around Halloween this year. That promotion we were running must’ve been REALLY effective!” -Retail Manager Extraordinaire Halloween Mischief Has Nothing to […]
Posted by: Kasper de Jonge Last week I got a most excellent question from Sasha at my question page. Using my time intelligent function screencast Sasha created a workbook using […]
“OK, I want the brooding frontman in the foreground, and the keyboard player and drum machine programmer in the back.” -Photographer for the EuroSynth band, MDX I’ve always loved this […]
“Navajos say it is good plan to have two arrows for one bow” – Chief Thundercloud Thanks to Rob Collie for letting me do another guest post. There will be […]
This was going around on the MS-internal discussion list this past weekend: At right is a list of all chart types in Excel. But not all of them are supported […]
Hey folks, got another special guest post for you. Today we are honored by the presence of the SillyBoy himself, Scott Senkeresty.
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 […]