Here’s the entry from one of our non-member participants, Nadeem.
Here’s how Nadeem described it:
I have converted the Date table to Australian Fiscal year and also included Victorian Public Holidays.
Below are presumption I have made around my workings.
Working Days & Hours : These are calculated from the Time Sheet presuming that these are the only days consultant have worked.
Business Days & Hours : These are calculated where Business Days are True in the date table.
Based on the data, excluding FY18 & F22 there are hours underutilised or there is overtime where no penalities were charged.
Sorry I am still new in Power BI therefore cannot make scenarios to show what would be an increment to income if 75% of underutilised hours are utilised.
Also, If Weekend and Public Holiday penalties are introduced there is an extra potential for income increment.
Key Learnings:
Home page should be most interesting and storytelling piece of work. Need more practice.
Our analysis must highlight important findings and recommendations that would stem from them - In my work, analysis is present however there is a lack in highlighting important findings and recommendations - On my must have list for all reports.
Interaction between visuals is a key. There should not be a blank in your visuals - Double checking is key!
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