Author: Mark Walter
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Excel to Power BI Connected Data
This step-by-step blog series covers just enough to get you rolling. Find out how Power BI compliments what you already know and love in Excel!
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Power Query Basics
If you are an #MSExcel user looking for a 20 minute hands-on demo that will get you started in #PowerBI, check out part 1 of my new blog series “Excel to Power BI”!
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Power BI Learning Resources
Some of the best #PowerBI #DAX learning resources online! Thanks to Alex @itsnotaboutthecell for contributing!
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Learning from the Power BI Community – Top 10
2020 has been a great year to dive deeper in Power BI and new emerging features and tools. I’ve enjoyed learning from reporting tips, external tools, updated books, more M, culture, and the list goes on. All great resources, and a clear […]
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Replacing field values based on partial strings in Power Query.
Need to clean up the specific key words within a column of text strings? Check this out!
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Improve the Readability of the Matrix Visual.
It’s no surprise that a program aimed at the pivot table loving business user would include a similar visual called the Matrix. The ability to summarize, search, and drill into transaction detail makes it a fast friend of any Accountant or Financial […]
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Creating an Income Statement in Power BI
Create a visual and interactive Income Statement using Power BI
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Data storytelling in Power BI
I quickly put Business Intelligence to work providing users access to insights and trends. Reducing manual work and giving others 24/7 access to analysis was no doubt a win for our business. However, it took time to realize that this approach of […]
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Moving average chart using dynamic measures and custom time intelligence
Line charts in Power BI provide a way to help supplement a sales table with useful trend information. In this post, I’d like to take this a step further, and provide a dynamic moving average chart that allows the user to determine […]