What’s new in Power Apps: March 2025 Feature Update - Microsoft Power Platform Blog

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DAX and semantic models announcements at the Fabric Conference 2025 - SQLBI
Two flavors of Direct Lake: Direct Lake on SQL endpoint is the “legacy” version of Direct Lake
Direct Lake on OneLake is a new mode that will be integrated with OneLake security.
model in Direct Lake is always stored on the cloud, and it does not store anything on the local computer. However, this integration opens up the possibility of using external tools and simplifies the introduction of other features, like the next one.
Composite models with Direct Lake and Import mode
you can mix tables in Direct Lake mode (also coming from different sources) and in Import mode.
does not create “limited” relationships between tables from different data sources
The table in Import mode does not have the current limitations of tables in Direct Lake
ill be possible to materialize a view on Lakehouse using SQL statements
: It will also be possible to create calculated tables and calculated columns based on tables connected through Direct Lake.
The semantic model will introduce the notion of “Calendars
The last announcement is the more important one for the long term. You will be able to write and use functions defined in DAX. These are called User-Defined Functions (UDFs), which you should not confuse with User Data Functions in Azure: the DAX UDFs exist in semantic models, are written, and can be consumed in DAX.
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Playbook for metadata driven Lakehouse implementation in Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Fabric Blog | Microsoft Fabric
On-premises data gateway March 2025 release | Microsoft Fabric Blog | Microsoft Fabric
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FabCon 2025: Fueling tomorrow’s AI with new agentic capabilities and security innovations in Fabric | Microsoft Fabric Blog
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Power BI March 2025 Feature Summary
Uplift your storytelling by using annotations on your Power BI visualization in PowerPoint (Preview)
Deep dive into using notebooks with your semantic model (Preview)
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