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  • Fact Tables with Different Granularities in #PowerPivot and #BISM #Tabular

    A few weeks ago I received a question that inspired me in writing this article about how to handle data at different granularities in PowerPivot and BISM Tabular. I think this is a common pattern when you have a budget table that contains data at an aggregated level (like month and product category) and you want to compare it with sales that are ...
    Posted to SQLBI - Marco Russo (Weblog) by sqlbi on January 11, 2012
  • Sorting Dates Columns in #PowerPivot and #BISM #Tabular

    I just published an article about Sorting Dates Columns in PowerPivot v2 and BISM Tabular on SQLBI website. In reality, the article is about sorting columns by other columns in a Tabular model, but the common scenario in which you need that is in a Calendar table where you can have columns that have to be sorted by using a combination of other ...
    Posted to SQLBI - Marco Russo (Weblog) by sqlbi on December 8, 2011
  • PowerPivot, basket analysis and the hidden many to many

    Surfing on the web, here, I came into this intriguing question: How do we ask something like ''Show me how many customers have an iPad but don't have a book?'' We are speaking about a sales analysis where the canonical entities are Customers, Products and Sales. Moreover, because we have been used to speak about cycles since many years ago, ...
    Posted to Alberto Ferrari (Weblog) by AlbertoFerrari on May 19, 2011
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