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Using PowerBI for resource management
1 First you need the data source (SQL, Excel, CSV, or Another)
2 Look if you need to do some transformation to the data.
3 Create the visuals ad if necessary the measures.
Post questions or sample data and the expected result and the community will help you
- kelleycorreia9 years agoNew Member
Thank you for your quick response! Do Ineed to create a spreadsheet for each view I want to show on the dashboard, or can the dashboard pull the info differently for each view I want to show? If not, do I need to create the same table on 3 different spreadsheets to pull into Power BI correctly?
- Vvelarde9 years agoCommunity Champion
If the data to use is the same for each view and only change the visuals, you only need 1 spreadsheet.
With only 1 table (if this have all the data that you need) you can do it
- kelleycorreia9 years agoNew Member
Okay great - I'm going to try this out and I will let you know how it works, thank you!
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
Hello,
In managing resources, I have an exccel file with all of the teams and projects everyone is one.
One of the views I am working to build is, if I select an initiative, i want to know whose on the team, but I also want to show where those other team members are allocated to.
For example: Myra is in X but also in the following teams.
Team A.
Team B.
With this information the teams can reallocate resources as needed quickly.
I tried building a filter, but it only gives me for that one initative. is there a DAX, that can capture on a different view, the other infomation I need.
Thank you