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Power BI Hierarchical Slicers
BY: David Rohlfs Introduction Hierarchical slicers are a great way to enable a report builder to simplify their slicers and to simplify their report. Hierarchical slicers allow for a field to be subcategorized under another field. This allows the report... (more...)
Power BI Sort by Column
By: David Rohlfs Introduction Sort by Column is a very useful function to format your data. It is commonly used when you are creating tables, matrixes, slicers, and some graphs. This function can help to arrange your data in a way that is more specific... (more...)
Power BI and Group BY
BY: David Rohlfs Introduction One of the best things about Power BI is that there are almost always multiple ways to do everything! One of the functions that I have learned to enjoy is Group By. Group By has many different uses and can be very helpful... (more...)
Power BI Preview Features
By: David Rohlfs Preview Features are a way for Microsoft to have a soft launch of features in their Power BI desktop. These features are added, updated, changed, or removed with new updates. This is a way for users of Power BI to give insight and review... (more...)
Esri Maps – PowerBIUP – Tim Gryder Speaking
When: Feb 11, 2020 from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM (CT) Associated with Northwest Arkansas Power BI User Group Get ready to join us for our first meeting of 2020 to connect with other Power BI enthusiasts and develop your skills! Tim Gryder from EPM Strategy... (more...)
Task Types and Order of Entry
BY: Collin Quiring Microsoft Project has a built-in formula that helps Project Managers when they enter time for a Resource’s work. The difficulty is that the Task Type affects how that formula acts and is affected by the order of entry (Resource... (more...)
Microsoft Project Online – Manipulating OData using $select and $filter
By Darin Brazile Note – By Request, this was also made into a downloadable White Paper and can be found here: http://dld.bz/d755H Microsoft’s cloud based Project and Portfolio Management offering, Project Online, has brought a traditionally... (more...)
Microsoft Project Product LifeCycle
By: Collin Quiring It would be unrealistic for Microsoft to support every product it ever created in perpetuity. Therefore, they have a “support end” and often an “extended support end” where they officially will no longer help you or support... (more...)
SSRS Reports not displaying icons in the header
BY: Collin Quiring This is a pretty specific issue but I wanted to share it since the solution was not readily available. We are using Project Server 2013. We have an SSRS (SQL Services Reporting Server) report that works fine in Visual Studio. It... (more...)
Organizational Project Management
Maturity
IS Project Management Quality
Tim Gryder and Collin Quiring will be presenting a webinar April 30, 2014, for the Project Management Quality Community of Practice (PMQ CoP) for the Project Management Institute (PMI). To sign up go to the PMI website for the PMQ CoP here: http://quality.vc.pmi.org/Webinars/ViewWebinar.aspx?WebinarAction=View&WebinarExternalKey=5df04133-e401-4827-ae58-d0d39bdc8596 Here... (more...)