Power BI – Average Daily Data
I have the attached excel spreadsheet which I have loaded into Power BI, I am trying to create a graph with
average time by month but can’t figure it out! How do I do this please?
The first column has data by day and the second column has a time every day. I need to average these out by month.
How to dynamically move previous last dates period while simultaneously giving user functionality to choose custom dates from same slicer in Power BI?
I have one table named Orders, in which I have Order Date as a column. I was to create a date range slicer for orders made so that slicer will automatically update to new dates/data whenever it will come and simultaneously giving user the functionality to choose manual date range from that slicer only.
Power BI: Ribbon Chart changed by Slicer
I’m new to Power BI.
Power BI get the last NR using DAX
I have two tables.
First table with duplicate material numbers and an ‘NR2’ Column
and the second table with only 1 material number and also an ‘Nr’ Column.
Use ending balance of previous row in next row for calculation
I need to calculate the opening balance and ending balance based on date.
Here are three main measures involved.
DAX For duplicated values in first column, check if there are duplicated values in second column
I wrote a DAX formula which identifies duplicates in column “Number”. The new created column has value “Duplicated” or “N/A”.
Wrong Row subtotal
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dynamic matrix capabilities
My target goal is to create matrix which will looks like that. Ideal goal is to recreate such matrix:
Twelve Rolling Month calculation by grouping existing and past three quarters
I have following test dataset: https://dbfiddle.uk/A5QVnwXe
I want to calculate sum for current and past three quarter prices rows on a rolling basis.
Conditional Cumulative Sum in DAX
I am transferring an Excel report to Power BI, and I have a data field called ‘Position’ that is evaluated every month. For the current month, the position remains unchanged. However, for the next month, it will be calculated as follows: if the current month’s position is negative, it will be the sum of the next month’s position and the current month’s position. If this sum is still negative, in the third subsequent month, the position will be the result of the third month plus the sum of the second month. Each Excel cell follows this formula: