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ginameronek.com
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| | | | | Ever had report usage dataand needed to figure out which day of the week is quietest so you can do maintenance? Want to visualize spikes in sales activity based on hour ranges within the day? Need a date or time dimension for a proof of concept in Power Pivot before you bother to spin up... | |
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devinknightsql.com
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| | | | | A date dimension or table can be extremely important when working on a Power BI project, or BI projects in general for that mater. Here's some of the quick benefits and reasons why you need a date table: Helpful when filtering data Filter by year, quarter, month, etc... Helpful for drilling into a hierarchy of... | |
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martinschoombee.com
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| | | Unless your source data contains no dates at all, every Power BI model should have a Date entity. Chances are good that you've ignored a built-in option in Power BI Desktop that's enabled by default (image below). While the "Auto Date/Time" option isn't the worst thing you could do in Power BI Desktop (i.e. the... | ||
