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Track key sales metrics in real-time.
Identify top-performing products and regions.
Visualize sales trends over time.
Segment customers based on demographics and behavior.
Analyze customer segments for targeted marketing campaigns.
Understand customer needs and preferences.
Monitor key operational metrics in real-time.
Identify bottlenecks and inefficiencies.
Improve operational performance.
Create interactive dashboards for financial reporting.
Analyze revenue, expenses, and profitability.
Generate reports for stakeholders.
Track the performance of marketing campaigns.
Measure ROI for different channels.
Optimize campaigns for better results.
Data Cleaning and Transformation (using Query Editor/M-formula)
DAX Implementation (for calculated metrics/measures)
Date Formatting and Custom Format Strings
Data Modeling (including Star Schema, relationships, cardinality)
Visualization of Management Hierarchy
Real user experiences from across different platforms
1.5M+ records in excel, cannot query it. Excel or PowerBI. What should I use? [...] Cannot load the data into PowerBi too of it’s data limitations.
getbetterwithnb
8mo ago
stem (M365, Dynamics, Azure, Fabric)
I tool (still comparatively inexpensive for its feature set)
mium price hikes are significant)
r a non-technical UI (reported limitations)
Providing accessible, interactive data visualization and business intelligence capabilities, making complex data analysis manageable for finance and other departments, and remaining a comparatively inexpensive BI tool despite price hikes.
Query Editor limitations (mentioned as a con) Unintuitive User Interface (mentioned as a con) Limited Flexibility in Formatting (mentioned as a con, though custom formats exist) Excel Reliance and Data Issues (mentioned as a con) Cumbersome Cost Model for Premium Tier (mentioned as a con) Limited Visual Formatting Options (mentioned as a con) Compatibility and Learning Curve (mentioned as a con) Performance Issues (mentioned as a con, and a user reported slow performance/delay visualizing refresh) Collaboration Limitations (mentioned as a con) Complex Data Management and DAX (mentioned as a con) Potential computer RAM issues for loading very large datasets (1.5M+ rows mentioned as a potential issue) Q&A feature has limitations Store version of Python has connection problems