QQube does all of this for you out-of-the-box. This guide is for informational purposes only, with additional links for advanced users.
QQube does all of this for you out-of-the-box.
This guide is for informational purposes only, with additional links for advanced users.
There are two components:
QQube uses the same Power Query Models for both PowerPivot and Power BI, and you can also attach data from other databases to interact with the QQube data.
Power Query serves the following purposes:
Microsoft built Power Query to be a "Transform" tool which takes raw data, and transforming it into usable pieces. However QQube performs this transformation internally, as Power Query would never be able to handle the transformation complexities intrinsic to "raw QuickBooks data".
If you click on the "COG" you will see this window:
In general it is wise not to change what is here, unless you are an advanced user. Exceptions are to add fields that we have not included by default.
Power BI allows you to manage the resulting data from Power Query:
Power Query Conventions
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