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Re: Predict your milestones with forecasting in Power BI Desktop
Awesome! The company I work for is looking for a forecasting solution. We have been selling our products for less than a year. I am having trouble using the forecasting function. In the future will you be able to forecase on a Monthly timeline versus Yearly? Thank you! I love the Power BI Service so far and am pitching the Pro version to my company!17KViews0likes0CommentsRe: enabling forecasting
@BhaveshPatel I found out what the problem was. I had our Order date in Months. When you have Months it does not allow for the forecasting option. When I choose year it does pop up. Unfortunetly I work for a Consumer Electronics Start Up so we do not have mass historical data. Do you know if the forecasting function will be enabled for Data grouped in Months? Thank you for your help!3KViews0likes1CommentRe: enabling forecasting
BhaveshPatel I have changed the Date to a Date/Time Type and the Value to the Whole Number Type. I am still not able to see the forecasting function. My query has more than 1000 rows. Do you think that this has to many values to use the forecasting option?3KViews0likes2CommentsRe: enabling forecasting
BhaveshPatel I have changed the Date to a Date/Time Type and the Value to the Whole Number Type. I am still not able to see the forecasting function. My query has more than 1000 rows. Do you think that this has to many values to use the forecasting option?3KViews0likes0Comments- 3.9KViews0likes7Comments
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enabling forecasting
Hello, I have enabled the Forecasting Function and have restarted Power BI. I even re-installed Power BI. I look at the options and Forecasting is enable but when I go to my line chart and go to the analytics pane there is no forecasting drop down. Please help! Is anyone else having this issue? Thank you, Savanah3.9KViews0likes13CommentsRe: Date/Time Filter group by month
Hello, I found out how to do this in an easier way. 1. Edit Query 2. Take the Date column you want and Duplicate it in the Transform Tab 3. In the Transform Tab under Date & Time Column Select Date drop down 4. Delect Month > Name of Month This worked for what I was trying to do.33KViews1like2Comments
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