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Masking Data in Power BI
Masking Data in Power BI
This post addresses common scenarios I have encountered where clients require data to be masked in certain ways in reporting. Most often this is to prevent exposing a competitors’ data when s…
tommypuglia·tenfingerseddy.wordpress.com·
Masking Data in Power BI
One Hot Encoding in Power BI - Ben's Blog
One Hot Encoding in Power BI - Ben's Blog
In a recent post where I described how to implement multiple linear regression in Power BI, I had to perform one hot encoding to make my categorical variable usable by the model. So I decided to make another short post to explain what is hot encoding and how to implement it in Power BI using Power Query. Why do need to perform Hot Encoding? In machine learning or statistical algorithms, many models require to have only numerical input variables. So...p class="read-more"a class="btn btn-default" href="https://datakuity.com/2023/03/15/one-hot-encoding-in-power-bi/" Read Morespan class="screen-reader-text" Read More/span/a/p
tommypuglia·datakuity.com·
One Hot Encoding in Power BI - Ben's Blog
Lazy, Streamed, Immutable: Try Building a Table
Lazy, Streamed, Immutable: Try Building a Table
Lazy evaluation, streaming and immutability are key Power Query concepts which must be understood to truly grasp how Power Query “thinks.” Want to test your understanding in these foundational areas—and try to grow it—by tackling an assignment?!Your TaskCode up a single row table containing the follo
tommypuglia·flip.it·
Lazy, Streamed, Immutable: Try Building a Table
The (Almost) Definitive Guide to Query Folding - It's Not About The Cell
The (Almost) Definitive Guide to Query Folding - It's Not About The Cell
There’s only one rule. Don’t break the fold! Before we start enforcing all these rules, we should start with something like a solid foundation of what does and doesn’t fold in Power Query and their SQL equivalents. Now, if you found this page and we’re like “what in the world is query folding?” read this […]
tommypuglia·itsnotaboutthecell.com·
The (Almost) Definitive Guide to Query Folding - It's Not About The Cell
Power BI dataflows: a Deep Dive into Incremental Refresh & the Enhanced Compute Engine
Power BI dataflows: a Deep Dive into Incremental Refresh & the Enhanced Compute Engine
In this blog post I will share with you how to effectively leverage the performance boosting functionalities available in dataflows when preparing large volumes of data. I have found there are two key components that are critical for developing efficient dataflows: Enhanced Compute Engine – loads data into a temporary SQL cache and enables Power Query to leverage query folding. Incremental refresh – partitions your data into smaller chunks to refresh only what you need. Focusing on these two com
tommypuglia·datalineo.com·
Power BI dataflows: a Deep Dive into Incremental Refresh & the Enhanced Compute Engine
New Web.Headers M function
New Web.Headers M function
This content applies to: Power Query online Power Query desktop You may have noticed a new M function was added to Power Query recently: Web.Headers. This function allows you to make HEAD requests to web services – the existing Web.Contents function, which it resembles closely, only allows you to make GET and POST requests. You […]
tommypuglia·powerquery.microsoft.com·
New Web.Headers M function
PowerBI Query plan when using Top N filter
PowerBI Query plan when using Top N filter
The October release of PowerBI Desktop introduced a very interesting feature, Top N filtered is pushed down for Direct Query Sources, I thought I may give it a try and blog about it, for some reaso…
tommypuglia·datamonkeysite.com·
PowerBI Query plan when using Top N filter