As the name suggests, a multi-kpi comparator allows you to compare multiple KPIs or measures on the same chart. This way you can dramatically reduce the clutter on your Power BI report page. You can select what measure you would like to see in bars for example and which one should go into a line. … Continue reading How to Build a Multi-KPI Comparator Using Calculation Groups (Power BI DAX Tutorial)

I am not trying to take Microsoft out of business, but after I read on the Power BI team's blog that the anomaly detection feature was coming, I decided to see if I could implement something like this myself using DAX. Turns out we can build something very useful without having to run regressions and … Continue reading Anomaly Detection Calculation Using DAX (Power BI Tutorial)

A few posts ago I talked about KPIs and how they can be significantly improved by adding a trend. The question is, however, can we do even better? Can we have a current value, a target and a trend and still add more color to a KPI? Turns out that we can, and we can … Continue reading Supercharge KPIs with Rankings (When Trend And Target Are Not Enough) (Plus a RANKX() DAX Function Tutorial)

Imaging a scenario where your monthly sales are $80 while the budge value for sales was supposed to be $100. Obviously, you are not making your number. However, would you rather be 20% short but with sales trending up or 20% short but sales trending down? I think that most people would agree that the … Continue reading Custom KPI Trend Calculation – UP ↑ – DOWN ↓ – or About The Same → (PowerBI DAX Tutorial)

I just recently did a video tutorial for CONTAINSROW() function. In that video I was taking a look at the coupon redemption data with a goal of determining how much fraud was occurring across various retailers. One of the subscribers commented on the video that this problem could have been solved with the INTERSECT() DAX … Continue reading CONTAINSROW() vs. INTERSECT() Power BI Functions: Pros and Cons and When to Use