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I am trying to do yearly payroll projections on months that HAVE NOT occurred yet. For example in the graph below I have the following formula for Monthly Projection = Monthly Projection = CALCULATE( AVERAGEX( VALUES('Calendar'[Year]), [Actuals:] ), REMOVEFILTERS('Calendar'), VALUES('Calendar'[Month]) ) What I want is something similar to this in excel = How can I write a formula where this occurs, and I want the methodology be a rolling average based on the year. For example, through may 31st 10 pay periods would occur. I want the future months to be the average pay period *2.671Views0likes3CommentsPublishing Power BI query
Hi Community, I have these doubts before publishing a dashboard i had created using Power Bi Desktop In our company we developer have Pro license but viewers dont.So if i publish to public , 1.Only users with the link can view the Dashboard or anyone can search for it and find it? Regards, Ashwin.M765Views0likes1CommentSharing help
Is there any way at all to create a report / dashboard in PBI which can then be shared with other users who do not have a PBI Pro account? Other than via the Premium server? I've looked at embedding via Sharepoint buts trugling with this, is it reliable and does RLS work that way?520Views0likes0CommentsOne Year Pro Trial to End this month
I'm a consultant and my client base is comprised primarily of small businesses. I began using PowerBI based upon the positioning of "democratization of data" - making it easy to share data for free. For my business, I was able to use the free option with 1G of data. When Microsoft changed the model, they converted everyone to 10G but started charging for viewers. We were given a 1-year "trial" which is expiring soon. Is there any new news regarding the pricing model? Any chance Microsoft is going to revisit this or are you still planning on charging viewers $9.99/month? I'd love to stay with PowerBI but this pricing model doesn't make sense for my clients. I would be open to paying a slightly higher licensing fee if it came with a set number of licenses that enabled free sharing. In absence of new info, I have to assume that viewers will be charged, so I started the hunt for new tools. To that end, I've started using Google Data Studio, which is a free visualization tool that allows sharing of reports and dashboards with anyone. Data Studio is currently in beta, but I have found I was able to recreate a lot of simple reports that I created in PBI. It's not a silver bullet, but like Google sheets it will only get better in time. Any other suggestions that folks have for free tools? Or perhaps Microsoft a new pricing model that they haven't yet announced?Solved1.4KViews0likes1Comment