Introduction To MS Power BI Desktop - Exercise 02 - Deeper Understanding Power BI ETL - V03
Introduction To MS Power BI Desktop - Exercise 02 - Deeper Understanding Power BI ETL - V03
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Exercise 02 - CSV Data - For ETL - V01
Source Type:
CSV Data
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Instructions 2
Refer to Exercise one material handout print out for instructions which were discussed already
earlier.
Unit Selling Should have 2 Should be displayed with comma Use the Modelling Tab
Price decimal places and 2 decimal place to do this.
Qty Sold Should have 0 Should be displayed with comma Use the Modelling Tab
decimal places and 2 decimal place to do this.
Whole Number You can also use
if the correct Transform Tab during
option power Query editor
usage.
A calculated column is a tabular column whose data are based on the values of other numeric
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columns (normally), and whose values are computed row by row. A good example of this is the Sales
Data Amount, which is not native (or to be found in the Sales Fact Table).
To create a calculated or New Column, go to the Modelling Tab, as shown below:
You’ve now created a new column called Sales Amount, and the Sales Amount is computed from the
product of the Unit Selling Price and the Qty Sold.
Press the ENTER key to execute this new calculated column.
Now that you have learned to create new column, it’s time to generate the following reports.