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The DAX Variables Edition
By Audrey Gerred Data Analysis Expressions (DAX) is the backbone of Power BI’s analytical capabilities. It empowers us to create complex calculations and metrics, transforming raw data into actionable insights. One of the lesser-known gems within the world of DAX is the use of variables. In this blog post, we’ll explore how harnessing the power Read more
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The Query Folding Edition
By Audrey Gerred When it comes to data transformation and manipulation in Power BI, the Power Query editor is your go-to tool. It offers a wide range of options and functions to shape your data into a format that’s ready for analysis and visualization. Among the many features that make Power Query a powerful ETL Read more
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The ‘Fabric for Power BI Users’ Edition
By Audrey Gerred In my previous blog post, I covered how you can get a free trial version of Fabric through a Microsoft Developer Account so that you can start doing some hands-on tutorials. Today, I completed the tutorial, “Fabric for Power BI Users” and, I am hooked! In this blog post, we’ll walk you Read more
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Getting Started with Fabric Edition
By Audrey Gerred Fabric, Fabric, Fabric… unless you are living under a rock, you have undoubtedly heard a ton of news about Microsoft unveiling Fabric in Power BI. Fabric (still in preview) is an end-to-end analytics product that brings together the best of Power BI, Azure Data Factory, and Azure Synapse into a unified lake-centric Read more
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The Hybrid Table Edition
Have you ever found yourself wrestling with massive datasets and the need for real-time insights? Well, hold onto your hats because we’re about to dive into the game-changing benefits of using an incremental refresh hybrid table in Power BI, and trust me, it’s a total game-changer (not as big of a game changer as Fabric Read more
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The Calculation Group Edition
In my last blog post we discussed utilizing Field Parameters to give report-users more control over how they slice the data in reports. This is a great feature that works with dimension type fields for slicing data, but what about letting the report-user decide which measures they see in the visual – decide which data Read more