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Difference between SUM and SUMX - comparing sum and sumx - final report

DAX | SUM and SUMX – How to Perform Aggregation in DAX Language for Power BI

  • 11. 2. 2020
  • Ing. Jan Zedníček - Data & Finance
  • DAX, Don't Miss Out
You probably noticed that there are many functions in DAX that are similar to Excel ones (as in article here). Contrary to Excel functions, DAX haves on strange thing....
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MS BI Developer Skill Set – List of Knowledge and Abilities

  • 2. 2. 2020
  • Ing. Jan Zedníček - Data & Finance
  • Don't Miss Out, Sample Reports in power BI, SQL Server
What I have for you here today is a different kind of stuff. We will take a look at what should BI developer working on Microsoft technologies be able...
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Are You GDPR Ready? Try Out Our GDPR Questionnaire

  • 21. 1. 2020
  • Ing. Jan Zedníček - Data & Finance
  • Don't Miss Out, PR Articles
What I have for you today is not an article but a questionnaire focused on GDPR (General data protection regulation), that is directive in force since 25/5/2018.  This directive...
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Dixons start a new BI project. Would you like to be a part of it?

  • 11. 1. 2020
  • Ing. Jan Zedníček - Data & Finance
  • Don't Miss Out, PR Articles
Dixons start new Business Intelligence project. Dozens of systems integrated, work in MS Parallel DWH, the biggest ecommerce solution in CZE. Would you like to participate on complex end...
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Power Bi dashboard

Power BI Report (Dashboard) Tutorial Step By Step

  • 18. 12. 2019
  • Ing. Jan Zedníček - Data & Finance
  • Don't Miss Out, Power Query, Sample Reports in power BI
This article is meant to be some kind of a tutorial. After going through it, it should be clearer to you how to create Power Bi report like this...
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Power Query, Power Pivot a Power BI

Power Query, Power Pivot and Power BI – What’s the Difference?

  • 1. 12. 2019
  • Ing. Jan Zedníček - Data & Finance
  • Don't Miss Out, Power BI reporting, Power Pivot, Power Query
Best way to understanding of the differences between individual Power BI tools is to realize that every tool has some role in the whole processing of the final report....
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SQL Select distinct

Power Query – Powerful Tool For Self Service BI – Introduction

  • 26. 11. 2019
  • Ing. Jan Zedníček - Data & Finance
  • Don't Miss Out, Power Query
MS Power Query is a very powerful business intelligence tool by Microsoft. As an Excel addin it can, together with Power Pivot, replace tools which were made only for...
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MS Sql server express 2016

SQL Server 2016 News and Top Useful Features

  • 17. 11. 2019
  • Ing. Jan Zedníček - Data & Finance
  • Don't Miss Out, SQL Server
SQL Server 2016 Reporting Services SSRS  have changed significantly since their strongly outdated predecessors. Report manager is no longer present and has been replaced by visually attractive web portal...
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Konvence počítání kalkulatorních dnů, dluhopisy, alikvótní úrokový výnos

Day Count Convention (Fractions) for Bonds, Loans, Accrued Interest – Financial Mathematics

  • 25. 10. 2019
  • Ing. Jan Zedníček - Data & Finance
  • Don't Miss Out, Finance math in Excel
Most calculations in the area of financial mathematics are relatively easy – for example, to calculate an annuity payment, interest rate or target amount value with regular deposits. However,...
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SQL | Triggers in SQL Server – Definition, Types, Syntax and Examples

  • 23. 10. 2019
  • Ing. Jan Zedníček - Data & Finance
  • Don't Miss Out, SQL Administration, SQL Commands
A trigger is a database object (procedure) that works as a watchdog for certain event. Using database triggers we can catch this event and initiate some additional action –...
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