Every month Power BI gets an update that adds a nice handful of new features. Here at P3 Adaptive we ALL get excited for new Power BI features!

DAX Moving Averages measure controlled by slicer in Power BI, using what-if-parameters, GenerateSeries, and disconnected table.

Based on what I’ve learned from Zoe, and what I’ve read to fill in the gaps, I think the two big differentiators are “how much statistical rigor do you require” and “how many different variations of the question do you need to ask?”

Forecasting is when we anticipate the behavior of lots of people on long timelines. Predictive Analytics anticipate the behavior of One person…

Greetings P3 Adaptive Nation! I’m here today to talk about maps, maps, globes, charts, topographical representations, and…well frankly I’m out of map synonyms. However there’s at least twice as many […]

Ever noticed that Power Query refresh is slower in Excel than Power BI? Ken Puls, PQ Expert, explains the problem and what you can do to fix it!

I’m going to keep today’s post short and sweet.  The #1 missing feature in Power BI is overwhelmingly clear to me, #2 isn’t close, and addressing this should be quite simple for my friends and former colleagues at Microsoft.

Awhile back I recorded a podcast with John Michaloudis from MyExcelOnline and it went live today.  Fun chat, lots of excitement.

I’d like to drop some reporting knowledge. I’m going to share some of my best practices for Power BI Reporting I’ve developed over the years

Hardcore “trying on” the Power BI label. Today, even our national practice is doing about a 50/50 mix of Power Pivot vs. Power BI work.