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Extreme DAX

You're reading from   Extreme DAX Take your Power BI and Microsoft data analytics skills to the next level

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jan 2022
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801078511
Length 470 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Henk Vlootman Henk Vlootman
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Michiel Rozema Michiel Rozema
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Table of Contents (17) Chapters Close

Preface Part I: Introduction FREE CHAPTER
1.1 DAX in Business Intelligence 1.2 Model Design 1.3 Using DAX 1.4 Context and Filtering Part II: Business cases
2.1 Security with DAX 2.2 Dynamically Changing Visualizations 2.3 Alternative Calendars 2.4 Working with AutoExist 2.5 Intercompany Business 2.6 Exploring the Future: Forecasting and Future Values 2.7 Inventory Analysis 2.8 Personnel Planning Other Books You May Enjoy
Index

The business case and model

In the remainder of this chapter, we look at a portfolio of real estate properties. Different properties may have different life cycle durations. Each property has:

  • An investment in year 0, cash flows, and a residual value.
  • Cash flows with a recurring pattern during the life span of the property, either positive (income) or negative (expenses).
  • Positive or negative cash flows with an irregular pattern, like maintenance.

You can download this model, 2.6 Exploring the future.pbix, from https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Extreme-DAX/tree/main/Chapter2.6.

The model contains three fact tables: fPosCashFlows for positive recurring cash flows, fNegCashFlows for negative recurring cash flows, and fIrregular for irregular cash flows.

There can be many different cash flow drivers; to be able to analyze them separately, there is a filter table with the type of cash flow for each fact table:

Figure 2.6.4...

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