by Gil Raviv | Jun 24, 2020 | Data Chant
Follow @gilra In my last tutorial here, you learned how to apply a dynamic running average in DAX. In this part, you will learn how to offset the daily new confirmed cases vertically and horizontally. This post first appeared...
by Gil Raviv | Jun 7, 2020 | Data Chant
Follow @gilra In my last tutorial here, you learned how to apply a What-If technique to calculate the estimated active cases of COVID-19. In this part, you will learn how to run running averages to smooth the trend lines of any measure you use. This post first...
by Gil Raviv | May 11, 2020 | Data Chant
Follow @gilra In case you watched the MBAS virtual summit sessions, you might saw me in minute 11:11 of the keynote session here. I was recently recognized by Microsoft as a Fast Track Solution Architect (Find all recognized Power Platform architects here). According...
by Gil Raviv | May 4, 2020 | Data Chant
Follow @gilra In my last tutorial here, you learned how to apply basic time intelligence in Power BI to build your own COVID-19 dashboard following the initial tutorial, in which we imported confirmed and death cases from Johns Hopkins dataset using Power Query. In...
by Gil Raviv | Apr 11, 2020 | Data Chant
Follow @gilra Following the COVID-19 tutorials here, I decided to release the COVID-19 dashboard as a Power BI Template App on Microsoft AppSource. Download it here. This post first appeared at https://datachant.com/2020/04/11/covid-19-app-on-appsource/. The author...
by Gil Raviv | Apr 3, 2020 | Data Chant
Follow @gilra In my last tutorial here, you learned how to import COVID-19 confirmed and death cases from Johns Hopkins dataset to build your own Power BI dashboard using Power Query. In this tutorial, we will go quickly through the DAX measures that will help you...
