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Guide for switching Signs in Power BI and Power Pivot (bypassing Unary Operators in DAX)

In finance & accounting, you very rarely report the figures with the signs of their source systems, but switch (certain) signs according to different needs. Instead of using unary operators (…) Read more

  • 2017-03-07
  • Comments 3
  • Filed under: Accounting, Cube, Data Modelling, DAX, Power BI, Power Pivot, SSAS

Comfort Functions for Easy Profit & Loss statements in Power BI and Excel – Part2

Here comes some long awaited comfort functions for part 2 of my easy P&L series. In the first section I’ve presented the general principle on how to work with a (…) Read more

  • 2017-01-23
  • Comments 12
  • Filed under: Data Modelling, DAX, Excel, M, Power BI, Power Pivot, Power Query

Easy Profit & Loss (and other account) statements in PowerBI and Excel – Part2

Welcome to part 2 of my series of easy Profit & Loss and other account statements in Power BI and Excel. In the first part I introduced the general principle (…) Read more

  • 2017-01-16
  • Comments 22
  • Filed under: Data Modelling, DAX, Excel, M, Power BI, Power Pivot, Power Query

Analyzing events with a duration in DAX – further simplification

Alberto Ferrari has recently published a very smart concept how to analyze events with a duration in DAX, which you should read here, if you haven’t done yet. It simplifies (…) Read more

  • 2016-12-01
  • Comments 0
  • Filed under: Data Modelling, DAX, Power BI, Power Pivot
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