Announcing P3 Adaptive Seattle/Northwest with Power BI!
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.
Category: Power BI
DAX “Reanimator” Series, Episode 1: Dynamic TopN Reports via Slicers
Dynamic TopN Reports via Slicers: Now you can click, slice, interact, touch (…dirty), and drill (dirtier!) with these reports to your hearts desire.
Rediscovering (fire)matting: a truly amazing BI “tool”
This automatic BI tool has saved me innumerable hours each month and I find this useful for at least 80% of my DAX formulas.
Import all CSV files from a folder with their filenames in Power BI
A description on how to import CSV files into Power BI with their filenames.
Power BI Measure Dependency View–Help Shape the Future of Power BI
A description on how the Measure Dependency View affects the future of Power BI and how the community can work together to shape it.
Power BI Q&A: Four Tips to Get All Your Questions Answered!
In today’s fast-paced digital world, information is power, especially when it comes to mastering the intricacies of software development and deployment
How to Personalize Power BI Dashboards
A quick description on how to personalize Power BI dashboards.
Power BI Desktop New Feature: Bi-Directional Relationships!
An article on the Power BI Desktop New Feature by the experts at P3 Adaptive .
Transitioning from Excel Power Pivot/Query to Power BI Desktop: A Remarkably Smooth Road
An article on how to transition from Excel Power Pivot or Power Query to Power BI Desktop from the experts at P3 Adaptive .
Power BI Desktop (Designer) vs. Excel: Rematch
In our last webinar the #1 question and confusion seemed to be around Excel versus Power BI Desktop (formerly called Power BI Designer). The thing is, both tools are really part of an ecosystem. And the biggest confusion was around understanding how these tools fit into the overall landscape.
Power Query Training: From Zero to [M]ax
I’ve known Ken Puls and Miguel Escobar for many years now. They’ve been “in” on this Power BI / Power Pivot revolution basically from the beginning. In fact, Ken pressuring me was the reason I wrote DAX Formulas for Power Pivot, and Miguel subsequently translated it into Spanish!