Welcome back to a new Reporting Tuesday blog post, in this post we will dive deeper into Power BI's capabilities! After our introductory guide, this article focuses on enhancing your understanding of DAX and the strategic decisions between DAX and M Query. We’ll provide practical insights and applications for these concepts, aiming to boost your proficiency in Power BI. Enjoy!

Introduction

Welcome back to a new Reporting Tuesday blog post. As a novice to the world of Power BI, one term you'll often encounter is DAX, or Data Analysis Expressions. This beginner-friendly guide will introduce you to DAX, explaining its importance and how it can transform your data analytics experience in Power BI. Enjoy!

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Welcome to another Reporting Tuesday blog post! Are you ready to unlock the full potential of Power BI with advanced data transformation techniques? Whether you're an intermediate user or on your way to becoming an advanced one, this article is tailored for you. Let's dive into the heart of effective reporting and analysis in Power BI.

Financial reports are now an integrated feature of D365FO.The creation of reports is flexible and can include different hierarchiesof companies, which enables a view across companies.Once the reports are generated, the user can view the reports in different ways, as well as drill into the details, publish, print, and export. This article will focus on the options for export to Excel.

Financial reports are now an integrated feature of D365FO.The creation of reports is flexible and can include different hierarchiesof companies, which enables a view across companies. There are multiple default reports delivered with D365FO.The following will provide an overview to enable you to start using these default financial reports in D365.

In the previous post we saw how to obtain reports for general ledger directly in Excel from D365 Finance using the reports defined as Electronic Reports. In the Fixed Asset module, we have similar reports that can be used for the year end close or the auditors´ requirements.  Obtain these reports can save a lot of manual preparation because the reports include all the key information about the fixed asset transactions and their status.

We can generate from D365 Finance some standard reports really useful, printed in Excel with the required format for using during the month closing and even generate it for the internal audits.

There are two key reports in General Ledger that I recommend you configure and use it for your month closing or daily validations, let's see the details about the required setup and how to generate it.