Master Dynamic MoM & YoY % Variance DAX Measures in Power BI

📊Dynamic MoM & YoY % Variance in Power BI – A Step-by-Step DAX Tutorial

🚀 In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through creating dynamic Month-over-Month (MoM) and Year-over-Year (YoY) DAX measures step by step. Learn how to show variances between two periods in a clear, actionable way—a key UX/UI component for impactful Power BI reports.

🎓What You’ll Learn in This Power BI UX/UI Tutorial:
📊 Dynamic MoM % Measure: Build and tweak a flexible MoM variance measure step by step.
📈 Dynamic YoY % Measure: Transform your MoM measure into a rolling 12-month YoY measure—or any other custom period—with ease.
📅 Master the EOMONTH Function: Learn how to create flexible, rolling date ranges with this essential DAX function, explained in detail with examples.
📝 Dynamic Text Labels: Visually show the time periods your MoM and YoY measures reference so stakeholders always understand the insights.

🌟Why Watch This Tutorial?
This video teaches you how to craft flexible, dynamic variance measures in DAX, elevating your Power BI reports with clear and actionable insights. Perfect for delivering stunning UX/UI-designed dashboards with context that stakeholders will love!

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🔗Link to DAX MoM and YoY measures used in this tutorial👉https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WxZH...

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