Hi,
Attaching images, I am still learning 
Your feedback and suggestions are most welcome, Please.
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@haroonali1000 and @EnterpriseDNA,
Great job on the scenario - I really had fun digging in to this one.
Screenshots of my entry below. Feedback welcomed.
- Brian
Here’s the link to the published report.
EDNA Challenge 2 - Customer Analysis v2 – Brian Julius.pbix (1.9 MB)
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Wow liking the look of these @BrianJ @sachince61.
Awesome work.
ALL can you please ensure you send a copy of your PBIX file to: powerbichallenge@enterprisedna.co
Regards,
H
@haroonali1000 & @EnterpriseDNA,
Here is my submission for Challenge #2.
Here is weblink:
Thanks
Jarrett
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. Really like the way you structured the What-if analysis. I’m filing that away for future use…
- Brian
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Hello everyone,
Here is my Power BI Report for this challenge. I am still learning Power BI and your feedback and comments will be much appreciated.
Thanks.
This is a link to my published report.
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Hi @BrianJ, this is a really cool representation and a insightful dashboard. So much to learn, is there any chance of sharing your Pbix file.
Thanks in advance 
Thanks very much for the positive feedback. I’m happy to share my file - I’ve posted a copy of the PBIX below the screenshots in my initial post. I hope you find it helpful – please just give a shout if you have questions.
- Brian
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Terrific work. In particular, I think your use of color and space is excellent. You’ve packed a lot of analysis into these three pages, yet it’s attractive, well-organized and easy to navigate.
- Brian
P.S. We’re ALL still learning Power BI… 
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Wow Brian this is amazing. Puts mine to shame what I’m working on. Will put mine up shortly
I am an analytics enthusiast and still at the very beginning of my learning. Although I missed the 1st challenge, I am humbled to submit my work for the 2nd Data Challenge.
Expecting all of your feedback and suggestion on how I can improve more 
Here goes my work-
While progressing: I kept 3 things in mind:
- Starting from a helicopter view
- Yet, keeping the flexibility to dig down at max-level to understand problem and solution.
(1st chart is interesting which is actually a 2in1!) - Simplicity in visualization
Here goes my report link:
https://bit.ly/CustomersAnalytics
I am happy to complete this task at this level because it’s completely built with the spirit of learning from EDNA family! Hats off to my mentor @sam.mckay!
-Regards
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Thanks! – that means a lot. I spent the first 1/3 of my career doing a lot of econometric analysis. It was fun to revisit those days, using modern tools I couldn’t have dreamed of 20 years ago.
- Brian
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Hi all,
Here is my submission. Really enjoyed it again. Thank you very much. 
Have sent my pbix to powerbichallenge@enterprisedna.co
Daniel
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Hi all
I will show here the correlation between True for all 3 Email Receive | Email Opened | Link Cliked and with sales.
Out from my analyse it seems that if the send mail is increasing then predict sale to became less.
It look like customer move away from returning customer as more mails they receive.
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Hello Everyone,
Bellow you find my report for this Challenge!
Great work everyone!
Best Regards,
Michael
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Here is my submission for EDNA PBI Challenge 2.
Getting put to shame by the pros here … someone put me out of my misery and help me understand how to build the logic in DAX to compare the E-mail Date to the Sales Date! All my logic has E-mail Date as the Sales Date when Sales could be day of, day after, etc.
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