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PowerPivot Alchemy : Patterns and Techniques for Excel.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublisher: Uniontown : Holy Macro! Books, 2014Copyright date: ©2014Edition: 1st edDescription: 1 online resource (257 pages)Content type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9781615472147
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Print version:: PowerPivot AlchemyDDC classification:
  • 005.54
LOC classification:
  • HF5548.4.M5258 -- .C655 2014eb
Online resources:
Contents:
Cover -- Title page -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Dedications -- A Note on Hyperlinks -- Acknowledgements -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Dashboard Tricks and Visualization Techniques -- Adding a "Last Refreshed Date" Readout -- Normalizing Your Measures to First/Average/Max Values for Charts -- Bubbling Up Exceptions with "Sarah Problem" -- Ranks and Exceptions That Bubble Up to Subtotals -- Chapter 2: Slicers: The Gateway to Interactivity -- "Initializing" Slicers That Contain Too Many Values to Scroll -- Wingdings and Other Symbolic Fonts in Slicers -- Using Macros to Change Slicer Fonts -- A Simple Trick for Combatting "Stale" Slicers -- User-Friendly Report Sorting with Slicers -- Adding State Alpha Sorting to the Sort-by-Slicer Trick -- Conditional Formatting Controlled via Slicers -- Catching Slicer Selections in a Formula -- Chapter 3: Conquering Common Calculated Column Conundrums -- An Excel Pro's Primer on Calculated Columns -- Subtotaling Calc Columns and the EARLIER() Function -- Referencing the Previous Row and Similar Calcs -- Referencing Rows "Within Range" of the Current Row -- Totaling Data Table Values in Lookup Tables -- CONTAINSX: Finding Matching Values in Two Tables -- CONTAINSX Revisited: What Is the Match? -- Common Calendar Conundrums -- Custom Calendar Conundrums -- Chapter 4: Modeling and Portable Formulas -- Integrating Data of Different "Grains" -- A Mystifying and Awesome Solution for the Many-to-Many Problem -- Calculating Same-Store Sales in Power Pivot -- Same-Store Sales Continued: Using Store Open/Close Dates -- Campaign Analysis: Seasonally Adjusted Measures -- A/B Campaign Analysis with Start and End Date Slicers -- Customers and Website Visitors: Percentage Who Return -- Calculating Average Customer Age -- Moving Averages, Sums, etc -- Moving Averages Controlled by a Slicer.
Chapter 5: Power Query -- Combining Multiple Worksheets or Workbooks into a Single Power Pivot Table -- Using Power Query to Merge CSV Files -- Using Power Query to "Unpivot" a Table -- Using Power Query to Create a Lookup Table from a Data Table -- Creating a Calendar Table: Advanced Usage of Power Query -- Chapter 6: Power View -- How to Use Power View -- Chapter 7: Power Map -- Thank you -- Index -- More from Holy Macro! Books.
Summary: Rob Collie (PowerPivotPro) and Bill Jelen (MrExcel) join forces in this combined sequel to their best-selling Power Pivot books. Alchemy sets aside the fundamentals of past books and provides a series of practical, easy-to-follow "patterns" for dozens of common analysis, reporting, and dashboarding needs. Three "bonus" chapters introduce you to the newer members of the "Power BI" family - Power Query, Power View, and Power Map. Whether you are starting your transformation from "old school" Excel User to Modern Data Professional or a veteran of the Power BI arts, this book will dramatically expand your data superpowers.
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Cover -- Title page -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Dedications -- A Note on Hyperlinks -- Acknowledgements -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Dashboard Tricks and Visualization Techniques -- Adding a "Last Refreshed Date" Readout -- Normalizing Your Measures to First/Average/Max Values for Charts -- Bubbling Up Exceptions with "Sarah Problem" -- Ranks and Exceptions That Bubble Up to Subtotals -- Chapter 2: Slicers: The Gateway to Interactivity -- "Initializing" Slicers That Contain Too Many Values to Scroll -- Wingdings and Other Symbolic Fonts in Slicers -- Using Macros to Change Slicer Fonts -- A Simple Trick for Combatting "Stale" Slicers -- User-Friendly Report Sorting with Slicers -- Adding State Alpha Sorting to the Sort-by-Slicer Trick -- Conditional Formatting Controlled via Slicers -- Catching Slicer Selections in a Formula -- Chapter 3: Conquering Common Calculated Column Conundrums -- An Excel Pro's Primer on Calculated Columns -- Subtotaling Calc Columns and the EARLIER() Function -- Referencing the Previous Row and Similar Calcs -- Referencing Rows "Within Range" of the Current Row -- Totaling Data Table Values in Lookup Tables -- CONTAINSX: Finding Matching Values in Two Tables -- CONTAINSX Revisited: What Is the Match? -- Common Calendar Conundrums -- Custom Calendar Conundrums -- Chapter 4: Modeling and Portable Formulas -- Integrating Data of Different "Grains" -- A Mystifying and Awesome Solution for the Many-to-Many Problem -- Calculating Same-Store Sales in Power Pivot -- Same-Store Sales Continued: Using Store Open/Close Dates -- Campaign Analysis: Seasonally Adjusted Measures -- A/B Campaign Analysis with Start and End Date Slicers -- Customers and Website Visitors: Percentage Who Return -- Calculating Average Customer Age -- Moving Averages, Sums, etc -- Moving Averages Controlled by a Slicer.

Chapter 5: Power Query -- Combining Multiple Worksheets or Workbooks into a Single Power Pivot Table -- Using Power Query to Merge CSV Files -- Using Power Query to "Unpivot" a Table -- Using Power Query to Create a Lookup Table from a Data Table -- Creating a Calendar Table: Advanced Usage of Power Query -- Chapter 6: Power View -- How to Use Power View -- Chapter 7: Power Map -- Thank you -- Index -- More from Holy Macro! Books.

Rob Collie (PowerPivotPro) and Bill Jelen (MrExcel) join forces in this combined sequel to their best-selling Power Pivot books. Alchemy sets aside the fundamentals of past books and provides a series of practical, easy-to-follow "patterns" for dozens of common analysis, reporting, and dashboarding needs. Three "bonus" chapters introduce you to the newer members of the "Power BI" family - Power Query, Power View, and Power Map. Whether you are starting your transformation from "old school" Excel User to Modern Data Professional or a veteran of the Power BI arts, this book will dramatically expand your data superpowers.

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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2024. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.

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