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Are you ready for some data football? Rob Collie kicks things off with a Power Query puzzle that’s as messy as an interception in the end zone. On the other […]
Join P3 Adaptive at the Energy and Mobility Conference 2023 for an immersive Power BI workshop led by Evan Rhodes, MBA and Adam Maxam, MBA.
It is a standing joke in the analytics industry that “Export to Excel” is the most used feature of any analytics application.
Spend a week with us at the PASS Data Community Summit 2022 in Seattle November 15 to 18, and we’ll show you how to make the most of your data and optimize your analytics strategy.
Have you ever wondered what our Power Platform experts do in their spare time? Aside from the normal family oriented fun activities others enjoy, we occasionally challenge each other with a data question and often, it is a doozy.
Women in business and STEM fields often have a shadow hanging over them when applying for a job. Will they only be judged by their gender or will skills matter?
The Case: The new Field Parameters feature from Microsoft had been added to a report page and worked appropriately for several weeks.
In the current economic climate businesses are being asked to leverage data to make critical business decisions in an even faster, more efficient, precise, and effective manner than ever before.
May 2022’s release of Power BI Desktop is the best releases we’ve seen in several years. They released a new gem of a featured called FIELD PARAMETERS and this blog is going to go over the benefits to you as a developer
March has arrived! You know what that means, it’s that time of the year where March Madness is officially upon us! But it’s also a time where analytics can completely transform how you approach March Madness
Recent data from Zip Recruiter suggests that 2022 will be the year for changing jobs. The ongoing, global Covid challenge has shifted much of the workforce from an “in-the-office” mentality to more of a remote “the office is anywhere you are” mindset.
o set the stage, I need you to travel back in time with me a bit. The year was 2019, and none of us had ever heard of COVID-19…those were simpler times.