When looking at sales income versus expense values in Microsoft Power BI, you can easily turn expense / cost values into negative numbers using DAX formulas. I’ll demonstrate a scenario using CONTAINSSTRING to convert numerical values imported from Microsoft Excel… Read More ›
Power BI can connect to Microsoft Excel files in your Office 365 SharePoint sites to produce powerful reports. You can then publish those reports and create dashboards using the Power BI Service in Office 365. In this first of two… Read More ›
This is a post on how to use NETWORKDAYS in Microsoft Excel to help you track your average profits over your total number of trading days. In practice, Microsoft Excel is a great tool for tracking your day trading gain/loss… Read More ›
The Microsoft Excel INDIRECT and VLOOKUP functions can be used together to help you analyze profit and expense data for your projects. I’ll demonstrate how these functions can be combined to help you break that analysis up by month and… Read More ›
VLOOKUP and OFFSET can be combined in Microsoft Excel to produce quick and easy to read charts for analyzing your net profits, expenses, and total profit/loss. We’ll cover the basics of these formulas to demonstrate monthly p/l total calculations, along… Read More ›
You can use the SUMPRODUCT function in Microsoft Excel to help you quickly calculate business expenses per department and then visualize that report data using Excel Pie Charts. That’s what will be demonstrated in this post, along with some use… Read More ›
Recently, I posted how one can use the Microsoft Excel WEEKDAY function to help clean-up and provide a tabular report on monthly Office 365 SharePoint Usage. This post is a follow-up where I’ll demonstrate how you actually create the visual… Read More ›
