A discussion of Excel's Power Pivot and DAX.

1. Supply Chain Analytics
through
Excel’s DAX PowerPivot
By: Dr. Kang Mun Arturo Tan, Jr.
Assistant Professor
Supply Chain Management Dept.
Yanbu University College
November 27, 2019, Wednesday at 12:15 PM at the J2 Auditorium

3. What is PowerPivot?
It is an additional group tab that enables Excel to have
the capacity of a relational database.

4. What is PowerPivot?
It is an additional group tab that enables Excel to have
the capacity of a relational database.

5. What is PowerPivot?
It is an additional group tab that enables Excel to have
the capacity of a relational database.
PIVOT TABLE

6. What is PowerPivot?
It is an additional group tab that enables Excel to have
the capacity of a relational database.
DATA MODEL
PIVOT TABLE
With CALCULATED COLUMN, MEASURE, HIERARCHY

7. Why do we need PowerPivot?
It has the capacity to link multi-tables together.
- currently, we use vlookup to link multi-tables.
It can link to different types of databases.
It is capable of calculating variables with various filters.
QUIZ_LAB

11. Why do we need PowerPivot
in Supply Chain Analytics?
Many of the data we deal with in Supply Chain are made up
of a transaction file referencing multiple tables,
for example:
Sales Transaction referencing the Product Category and
Staff Department.
Trip Spreadsheet

12. Why are the components of PowerPivot?
PowerPivot has the following:
- PowerPivot Tab Interface
- Data Model Interface

22. How does PowerPivot connect to other large datasets?

26. How is the PowerPivot enabled?

27. How is the PowerPivot enabled?

28. How is the PowerPivot enabled?

29. Thank You!