Posts Tagged ‘analytics’

Alteryx: A Comprehensive Overview Alteryx is a leading data analytics platform that helps businesses and organizations of all sizes to turn raw data into actionable insights. This comprehensive platform includes data preparation, blending, and analytics capabilities, along with tools for data governance, collaboration, and automation. Alteryx has gained popularity in recent years due to its […]

In Power BI, Top N and Bottom N are often displayed using a visual level filter and two visuals, respectively. As a result, we can only show one item at a time on top or bottom N. But, if the situation asks for slicer selection to be used to dynamically change how top and bottom […]

Are you a part of the Human Resources team, which is tasked with reporting on Equal Employment Opportunity? Are you an Oracle Human Capital Management consultant tasked with configuring the environment setup of this report? The goal of this blog is twofold: demystify EEO reporting by defining the various reports, and outline EEO-1 reporting setups […]

Over the past several months I start receiving messages from Google announcing its deprecation of Universal Analytics in favor of Analytics 4 from July 1, 2023 (and Analytics 360 got an additional 3 months beyond that date until October 1, 2023). The new tool, the company claims, has more power to measure many different types […]

Picture this: You’re sitting at your desk, anxiously refreshing your website’s rankings, eagerly awaiting the moment you see your target keywords sitting pretty at the top of the search engine results. But then, the moment of triumph turns into one of disappointment and frustration as you realize that the page Google has chosen to rank […]

Are you looking to enhance your business’s online presence? We all turn to search engines to find products and services; your website must rank as high as possible in search engine results pages (SERPs). According to a recent study by Forbes, “93% of online experiences begin with a search engine.” This makes it clear that […]

Microsoft Power BI is business intelligence Tool . Microsoft Power BI is a Leader in analytics and business intelligence platforms. This Blog  will walk you through different websites to get sample data for power bi to practice Go to the Microsoft documentation, link as below. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/create-reports/sample-datasets You can access the dataset or actual source itself […]

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is the method through which a software bot automates repetitive, high-volume, rule-based, and trigger-driven processes using a combination of automation, computer vision, and machine learning.  Organizations should assess their readiness to employ RPA technologies by looking at their data management procedures and architecture before implementing them. For RPA to succeed, high-quality […]

The goal of performance tuning in SQL is to minimize the execution time of the query and reduce the number of resources while processing the query. Whenever we run the query, performance depends on the amount of data and the complexity of the calculations we are working on. So, by reducing the no of calculations […]

Have you ever had a scenario where you need to Display the last 6 month or 4 month or N months of data just by selecting a single date dimension in slicer, sounds difficult“? Let’s me show you step by step how to display last N months of data just by selecting single date dimension […]

Power BI filters are useful tools for organizing data, visualizing and comparing your data visualizations, and creating reports. They are utilized to sort data according to a chosen condition. Filter Types : Visual Level Filter Page Level Filter Report Level Filter Drill Through Filter On the right side of the dashboard, locate the Filter Pane. […]

Data Functions in TIBCO Spotfire Data Functions in TIBCO Spotfire allow people to create scripts based on their custom logic for transforming data, adding features to a visualization, establishing connections to the database, and so on. It maps the input to the output, specifying what field/value to use and which variable to assign it to. […]