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Gain deep insights into your Power Platform adoption with the CoE Starter Kit
The Center of Excellence (CoE) Starter Kit is a set of templates that are designed to help get started with developing a strategy for adopting, maintaining and supporting the Power Platform, with a focus on Power Apps and Power Automate. A core part of the CoE Starter Kit is a Power BI Dashboard that provides you with a holistic view with visualizations and insights into resources in your tenant: environments, apps, flows, connectors, connection references, makers and audit logs. In this post, discover what’s new and what you can learn from the dashboard.
My family is a foster family for cats and kittens from the cat shelter where we’ve adopted some of our own cats. Usually a litter will stay with us for a month or two, but it depends on the k…
To build something like this in Power Bi, we don’t need any custom visuals or excessive coding experience. Just a little bit of thinking out of the box :) In Range Bar Charts, data points are built starting from the minimum values per category.
You have lost your column types in Power Query and want to get them back? Check how easy it is to automatically detect and change all column types at once.
Collaborate better with link previews for Power BI in Microsoft Teams (Preview)
Link previews for Power BI in Microsoft Teams are now available as a preview features. They help users collaborate by making it easier to find, open, and stay up to date when sending links through Microsoft Teams.
#PowerQuery – Using SQL scalar value functions in PowerQuery
Currently I am working with a project where we extract data from a SQL server – some of the business logic is built into scalar value functions (documentation). Now the magic of PowerQuery enables …
#POWERBI REPORTS LANDING PAGE TIPS AND TRICKS: Progressive disclosure design approach in Power BI using Card pattern - Prathy's Blog...
What is Progressive Disclosure? Progressive disclosure is an interaction design pattern that sequences information and actions across several screens (e.g., a step-by-step signup flow). The purpose is to lower the…
Applying color banding by document number in Power BI - SQLBI
This article describes how to use conditional formatting with a DAX expression to color the rows of a table in Power BI based on the order number instead of
How to refresh selected (not all) tables in Power BI Desktop
If you have ever wanted to refresh selected or multiple tables in Power BI desktop, but not ALL the tables this blog post explains how to achieve this.
Format Your DAX Formulas Easily With Our New DAX Clean Up Tool
We are working hard at Enterprise DNA to build a number of tools that can assist Power BI users in their development work. Today we are excited to announce the release of our DAX Clean Up Tool Why a new tool to format DAX formulas? One of the biggest hurdles that any Power BI user faces when they start developing reports and dashboards is attempting to understand how DAX formulas and DAX code work. WeContinue reading
Applying color banding by document number in Power BI - SQLBI
This article describes how to use conditional formatting with a DAX expression to color the rows of a table in Power BI based on the order number instead of
Fibonacci Sequence: Understanding the Power Query Recursive Function for Power BI
Recursive functions in Power Query are not very popular, but sometimes very helpful when in need. In this post, I'll explain what a recursive function is, how it works, and explain it through a famous recursive example of Fibonacci Sequence. Fibonacci Sequence Fibonacci sequence is one of the fundamental recursive operations in math, below are…
How to create and use Calculation Groups in Power BI Premium / Azure Analysis Services / SQL Server Analysis Services 2019
This blog post demonstrates the how to steps to create calculation groups which can be used to display multiple measures and format strings in Power BI
Dynamically retaining only columns that contain Actual values from a Table This article is part 3 of the Using Power Query lists series. In this series, we will look at how we can use lists to do the following: Dynamic Filtering on a Column Using Lists Changing a Table of Attributes and Values to retain […]
PowerApps: Patch function to update multiple records in data source
In this post, i will show how to use Patch function in PowerApps to update multiple records in SharePoint list as data source. Hope it is helpful. Introduction Patch function is used to modify a re…
I need to patch or insert certain fields for every record in a collection, into a datasource. Meaning, FOR all records in my collection, insert an individual record with certain fields into some datasource. Her is my collection: coll.FieldA, coll.FieldB, coll.FieldC I need to do a ForAll(coll, p...
I came across this Formula in the UX Patterns: Multiselect Blog ForAll(Filter(Gallery1.AllItems,Checkbox1.Value = true), Patch( ProfileSkillSets, Defaults(ProfileSkillSets) ,{ ProfileID:EditForm1.LastSubmit.ID, SkillsetID:ID, Skillset:Title })) This works great when adding new Records, however I...
Debug Power BI aggregations with DAX Studio - Kasper On BI
A quick post today. Sometimes you will be mystified why your aggregations are not getting hit. There is no clear-cut answer to why. The best way to find the underlying...
Sharing the Power Platform Adoption Framework's second edition
Today we’re releasing the second edition of the Power Platform Adoption Framework. We're introducing some new ideas—and new ways of thinking about existing concepts—as we enter the Power Platform Adoption Framework's second year. As a "framework", we're committed to broadly applicable best