This is a (slightly) revised video on the Risk Matrix. I'm using an Excel file that you can download when subscribing to my newsletter ( eepurl.com/dsm7dj ) I hope you will enjoy the video. And if you have a question you would like me to explore, just leave me a comment here. 👉 Watch next - Creating a Risk matrix in Power BI Part 2 ua-cam.com/video/UgcTR4XHeLw/v-deo.html
Hi Highland White, thank you for this! I found the issue, it's the end bracket that doesn't work well with the link. Here is the correct url: eepurl.com/dsm7dj And I'd like to add: welcome to the newsletter 🤘
Hello, Thanks a lot for the video, yet; am currently having an issue, where when I applied steps shown by you, the matrix it self doesn’t appear. Do you any solution for this issue?
I think you might be missing a step? It's difficult to troubleshoot without more details. But feel free to reach out to me on LinkedIn or through the newsletter subscription 🤔
How can I insert the risk matrix into my Power BI. Could you please share that risk matrix template. I already subscribed but I still can't find the matrix.
Hi Zachary, with the AI visuals and generally speaking AI progress. I do think more options become available. I've recently explored lessons learned options, and projections. Looked promissing as well
Please tell me how you can download your file, I tried to download it according to the recommendation - but for some reason it did not work out.Please tell me how you can download your file, I tried to download it according to the recommendation - but for some reason it did not work out.
Hi Kanat, thank you for the comment. Here are the steps you will need to take: 1) Subscribe to the newsletter, here is the direct link: eepurl.com/dsm7dj 2) You will receive a mail from me after subscribing. It contains a link to a OneDrive fileshare. 3) On the OneDrive you will find a folder called "Risk Matrix Excel example". It contains all the files you will need. 4) Select the folder and click on download. Please let me know if you get stuck in one of these steps. Regards, Erik
Hi S. The best way to do this is by changing the DAX to mimic a 6 by 6 frame. I would argue watching all the Risk matrix video's because I do discuss this across the video's.
Dear Erik thank you very much indeed for your tremendous work and very useful materials for many project managers. Keep it up!
Hi Kanat, thanks for the kind words. I'm happy to hear that the videos and the related content are of use to you. There's more to come for sure 😀
Erik I consider your UA-cam channel one of the most useful resources for learning and professional development. Looking forward to new reviews!!!
This is a (slightly) revised video on the Risk Matrix. I'm using an Excel file that you can download when subscribing to my newsletter ( eepurl.com/dsm7dj ) I hope you will enjoy the video. And if you have a question you would like me to explore, just leave me a comment here.
👉 Watch next - Creating a Risk matrix in Power BI Part 2 ua-cam.com/video/UgcTR4XHeLw/v-deo.html
Hi The link to the file above does not work can you update the link... Thanks
Hi Highland White, thank you for this! I found the issue, it's the end bracket that doesn't work well with the link. Here is the correct url: eepurl.com/dsm7dj And I'd like to add: welcome to the newsletter 🤘
Thanks for this video
I designed a risk dashboard from SharePoint but I have not been able to design the matrix. I will try this out
Thanks for the comment, let me know if you run into any issues
How can I remove those "blank" words when I select something?
Here are my other risk videos, there are a couple of options: ua-cam.com/play/PLBE7Yqq2lkv5S0eRWYHhBlfvqgVqzSEJV.html&si=hJDNNM65vBxHZQYp
Hello,
Thanks a lot for the video, yet; am currently having an issue, where when I applied steps shown by you, the matrix it self doesn’t appear.
Do you any solution for this issue?
I think you might be missing a step? It's difficult to troubleshoot without more details. But feel free to reach out to me on LinkedIn or through the newsletter subscription 🤔
can I get the template?
Hi Brian, If you sign up to the newsletter (link in comments). You will get a mail with the link to my share drive.
How can I insert the risk matrix into my Power BI. Could you please share that risk matrix template. I already subscribed but I still can't find the matrix.
Subscribed to the newsletter or the channel? There is a link to the files in the newsletter, let me know if this helps
Projections and forecasts?
I.e finding projected risk across attributes long term? New ones creeping up? 🎉❤
Hi Zachary, with the AI visuals and generally speaking AI progress. I do think more options become available. I've recently explored lessons learned options, and projections. Looked promissing as well
Does anyone know the name of the visual used for the risk matrices? The icon is not familiar.
Don't I mention this on the video?
It's the synoptic panel visual... I have another video describing it in detail
@@TheProjectCorner Possibly you did, but I had never heard of "synoptic panel" so my ears weren't tuned into it.
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Please tell me how you can download your file, I tried to download it according to the recommendation - but for some reason it did not work out.Please tell me how you can download your file, I tried to download it according to the recommendation - but for some reason it did not work out.
Hi Kanat, thank you for the comment. Here are the steps you will need to take:
1) Subscribe to the newsletter, here is the direct link: eepurl.com/dsm7dj
2) You will receive a mail from me after subscribing. It contains a link to a OneDrive fileshare.
3) On the OneDrive you will find a folder called "Risk Matrix Excel example". It contains all the files you will need.
4) Select the folder and click on download.
Please let me know if you get stuck in one of these steps.
Regards, Erik
How to create a 6x6 grid?
Hi S. The best way to do this is by changing the DAX to mimic a 6 by 6 frame. I would argue watching all the Risk matrix video's because I do discuss this across the video's.