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Greetings P3 Adaptive Nation! I’m here today to talk about maps, maps, globes, charts, topographical representations, and…well frankly I’m out of map synonyms. However there’s at least twice as many […]
Ever noticed that Power Query refresh is slower in Excel than Power BI? Ken Puls, PQ Expert, explains the problem and what you can do to fix it!
I’m going to keep today’s post short and sweet. The #1 missing feature in Power BI is overwhelmingly clear to me, #2 isn’t close, and addressing this should be quite simple for my friends and former colleagues at Microsoft.
I’d like to drop some reporting knowledge. I’m going to share some of my best practices for Power BI Reporting I’ve developed over the years
Hardcore “trying on” the Power BI label. Today, even our national practice is doing about a 50/50 mix of Power Pivot vs. Power BI work.
Dynamic TopN Reports via Slicers: Now you can click, slice, interact, touch (…dirty), and drill (dirtier!) with these reports to your hearts desire.
You should advance to Intermediate in DAX before advancing to Intermediate in Power Query / M, and then to Mastery of DAX before Mastery of M.
First off…my first post! Being one of the newest (and youngest) members of the P3 Adaptive family has been very exciting so far. As a way of introducing myself, I’d like to share a creative solution to a problem I’m sure many of you have encountered when building a report or dashboard.
This automatic BI tool has saved me innumerable hours each month and I find this useful for at least 80% of my DAX formulas.
Ten Pitfalls of the wrangling of using Power Query and how to avoid them, written by P3 Adaptive , Rob Collie.
A description on how to import CSV files into Power BI with their filenames.
A description on how the Measure Dependency View affects the future of Power BI and how the community can work together to shape it.