DAX ACCRINT Function
The DAX ACCRINT function calculates the accrued interest for a security that pays periodic interest….
The DAX ACCRINT function calculates the accrued interest for a security that pays periodic interest. It takes several arguments, including the issue date, first interest date, settlement date, annual coupon rate, par value, frequency of payments, day count basis, and a logical value to determine the calculation method. The function returns the total accrued interest…
ABS stands for Absolute Value. It takes a number as input and returns its distance from zero, basically ignoring the positive or negative sign. So, ABS(5) returns 5, and ABS(-3) returns 3. You can use ABS to convert negative numbers into positives for calculations that only work with non-negative values. Imagine you need to find…
This video provides a comprehensive introduction to Python, covering various aspects from installation to online usage and integration with Excel and Power BI. It highlights the versatility of Python, its applications in diverse fields, and the multiple ways to access and utilize it. The video also demonstrates basic Python code examples, such as variable assignment,…
Python offers a straightforward way to interact with the user through the print() and input() functions. The print() function displays information on the console, taking one or more arguments like strings, numbers, or variables. It can also be used to format output, write to files, and display results in real time. The input() function prompts…
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Traditionally, custom functions in Excel were created using VBA, a programming language. However, Microsoft introduced the LAMBDA function in 2020, allowing users to create custom functions without coding. Inspired by lambda calculus, LAMBDA functions are defined with a name, parameters, and a formula. They can be used directly or named for future reference. By using…
Welcome to another Power BI Report Server tutorial! In this video, we’ll guide you through the process of creating a Key Performance Indicator (KPI) using a SQL Server database. For this exercise, we’ve uploaded the Adventure Works database to our server. If you’re already familiar with Power BI Report Server, you can easily access it…
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In this tutorial, we will perform Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) on the Netflix userbase dataset. EDA is a technique used to summarize and analyze data sets using visualizations. The dataset contains various fields, including user ID, subscription type, monthly revenue, joining date, last payment date, country, age, gender, device, and plan duration. To get started,…
Welcome to our comprehensive Power BI Desktop tutorial where we will guide you through creating an engaging dashboard that showcases airports around the world. Join us as we dive into the powerful features of Power BI, utilizing maps, pie charts, column charts, and scatter charts to visualize airport data like never before. Step 1: Accessing…