Are you working with financial data in Power BI and need to calculate Treasury bill metrics accurately? In this video, we dive deep into three essential financial DAX functions: T bill price, T bill yield, and T bill EQ.

This tutorial is part of our ongoing financial DAX function series at KSR Data Vision. We begin by defining what Treasury bills are and how they function within the US financial system. You will learn the specific syntax required for these calculations, including settlement dates, maturity dates, and discount rates. We walk through the official Microsoft documentation to ensure you understand the logic behind the formulas before we jump into the practical implementation.

Throughout the video, we demonstrate how to use these functions within Power BI Desktop using real-world data. We calculate the T bill price for a 100 dollar face value, determine the annual yield percentage, and use T bill EQ to find the bond equivalent yield. To ensure total accuracy, we also cross-verify every calculation with Excel results. Whether you are a financial analyst or a data enthusiast, mastering these functions will significantly enhance your reporting capabilities in Power BI.

Chapters
0:00 Introduction to T-Bill DAX Functions
1:20 Syntax and Microsoft Documentation Overview
3:05 Understanding the Data Table Structure
4:50 How to Calculate T Bill Price
7:15 Calculating T Bill Yield Percentage
10:10 Implementing T Bill EQ for Equivalent Yield
14:05 Summary and Key Takeaways

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