Master Excel – From Basics to Dashboards
Welcome to your one-stop destination for mastering Microsoft Excel! Whether you’re a complete beginner or looking to sharpen your skills, our blog offers easy-to-follow guides, practical examples, and expert tips to help you unlock the full potential of Excel.
From understanding the fundamentals to building dynamic dashboards, we cover everything you need to become confident and efficient in Excel.
Master Power BI – From Basics to Interactive Dashboards
Unlock the full potential of Power BI with our comprehensive guides and tutorials! Whether you’re new to Power BI or looking to enhance your reporting skills, our blog covers everything you need. Learn how to transform data into meaningful insights and create stunning visualizations that tell a story.
From understanding Power BI fundamentals to building interactive, dynamic dashboards, we provide step-by-step tutorials, tips, and real-world examples that make learning Power BI easy and effective.
Business Data Analysis – Insights that Drive Smarter Decisions
Welcome to your go-to platform for learning Business Data Analysis! Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced analyst, our blog equips you with practical knowledge, tools, and techniques to analyze business data effectively.
From supply chain and sales analysis to procurement and inventory optimization, we break down complex concepts into easy-to-follow guides with real-world examples, templates, and dashboards.
Business KPI Aalysis
Welcome to the ultimate resource for KPI-based performance analysis across every key business department. Our blog helps you understand, measure, and improve critical metrics using data analysis and visualization. Whether you’re in Sales, HR, Finance, or Operations, you’ll find actionable insights and templates tailored to your role.
Learn how to create KPI dashboards, monitor performance, and make data-driven decisions to boost business growth using Excel, Power BI, and more.
FAQ
What tools or versions of Excel do I need to follow your tutorials?
Most of our tutorials are compatible with Microsoft Excel 2016, 2019, 2021, and Microsoft 365. Some advanced features (like XLOOKUP or Dynamic Arrays) are available only in Excel 365 and later versions. We always mention compatibility in each post so you know what’s required.
Do you provide training for Excel along with this blog?
Yes! In addition to our free content, we offer custom Excel training sessions for individuals, teams, and businesses. Training can be tailored based on skill levels and focus areas like data analysis, dashboards, or department-specific Excel tasks
Do you provide support if I get stuck or have Excel questions?
Yes! You can leave a comment on any blog post or reach out via our contact form or email. We aim to respond quickly with helpful guidance. We also have a community section where readers help each other with Excel challenges. For more in-depth help, we offer personalized support or consulting services (available upon request).
Which version of Power BI should I use to follow your tutorials?
We recommend using the latest version of Power BI Desktop (free to download from Microsoft). Most of our tutorials are built for Power BI Desktop and are compatible with Power BI Pro and Power BI Service when publishing and sharing reports.
Can I learn how to create dashboards for my specific industry or department?
Absolutely. Our blog includes tutorials and templates for sales, HR, finance, supply chain, procurement, operations, and more. We show you how to build KPI dashboards, create interactive visuals, and analyze data relevant to your business area.
How do I perform ABC Analysis in Excel or Power BI?
In Excel:
Calculate annual consumption value (Unit Cost × Quantity).
Sort items in descending order of value.
Calculate cumulative percentage and categorize as A/B/C using thresholds (e.g., A = top 70%, B = 70–90%, C = 90–100%).
In Power BI:
Use DAX to calculate cumulative values and assign ABC categories dynamically using visuals.
Which tools are best for supply chain analysis?
Excel: Ideal for modeling costs, inventory plans, and basic tracking.
Power BI: Great for real-time dashboards, integrating with ERP data, and tracking supplier metrics.
ERP systems: Data sources that integrate with Power BI for advanced reporting.
What is safety stock, and how is it calculated?
Safety stock is extra inventory kept to prevent stockouts due to demand fluctuations.
A basic formula is:Safety Stock = (Maximum Daily Usage × Maximum Lead Time) – (Average Daily Usage × Average Lead Time)
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