Urgent Power BI Logic Validation
Budget: $30 – $250 CAD
I’m racing against a deadline and need a fresh set of expert eyes on my Power BI file. The core problem is performance—slow, inconsistent results that don’t line up with the business rules I’ve documented. This isn’t limited to a single bar, pie, or line chart; the whole dashboard behaves unpredictably because the underlying logic seems off.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Walk through the existing DAX measures, calculated columns, and relationships, confirm they match my written rules, then refactor anything that creates bottlenecks.
• Trace why query steps in Power Query occasionally inflate refresh times and trim the excess without breaking dependencies.
• Test changes end-to-end so the visuals populate quickly and numbers tie out with the source data every time I hit refresh.
I’ll provide the PBIX, data sources, and a concise instruction sheet outlining the expected calculations.
Acceptance criteria
– All measures return the figures specified in my instruction sheet.
– Initial load and subsequent refresh complete
– No visual becomes unresponsive when slicers are used.
If you’re fluent in DAX optimisation, Power Query best practices, and model tuning, let’s move fast—time is of the essence.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Walk through the existing DAX measures, calculated columns, and relationships, confirm they match my written rules, then refactor anything that creates bottlenecks.
• Trace why query steps in Power Query occasionally inflate refresh times and trim the excess without breaking dependencies.
• Test changes end-to-end so the visuals populate quickly and numbers tie out with the source data every time I hit refresh.
I’ll provide the PBIX, data sources, and a concise instruction sheet outlining the expected calculations.
Acceptance criteria
– All measures return the figures specified in my instruction sheet.
– Initial load and subsequent refresh complete
– No visual becomes unresponsive when slicers are used.
If you’re fluent in DAX optimisation, Power Query best practices, and model tuning, let’s move fast—time is of the essence.