Very good session. I’m always impressed about how easy it is to achieve meanigful results in Power Apps with less effort.
And the video is also a good starter to get yourself familiar with Azure Blob Storage.
Best Practices for using Azure Blob Storage and PowerApps
As as follow up to yesterday’s post you can find a great comparison between Mapping and Wrangling Data Flows here:
Mapping vs. Wrangling Data Flows in ADF
Da mich das Thema Data Warehouse ja nun seit einiger Zeit beschäftigt, habe ich nun begonnen, das Azure Portfolio genauer unter die Lupe zu nehmen. Dieser Kurs bei Microsoft war höchst interessant und ich werde auf alle Fälle noch andere Kurse dieses Themenkreises besuchen:
Soeben habe ich mir auch noch diesen Webcast zu Gemüte geführt, ich muss sagen, sehr gut, kann ich nur jedem empfehlen, der sich einen Überblick über den aktuellen Stand von Azure Data Factory verschaffen will:
Hier auch noch der Link zum Preview Feature
Microsoft Azure Data Factory Wrangling Data Flow Preview
Und zuletzt noch ein Link zu einem Klassiker, wie Daten aus ADF als ftp ausgeben:
This planned Blog-Series is dedicated to Power BI with Paginated Reports. The first part handles who to start with this Feature. Paginated Reports are known from Reporting Services to create pixel perfect fitting reports, especially for Printouts and it is more an Feature of Power BI. Before Power BI comes to on premises, it was…
über Power BI Paginated Reports – 1 of ? — flip-it.de :: SQL, BI and more
Very good presentation. Easy to follow but still packed with useful information…
Last week I delivered two online sessions on the topic of integrating Power BI dataflows with an organizational Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 storage account. I’ve blogged on this topic before (link | link | link | link) but sometimes a presentation and demo is worth a thousand words.
On April 30th I delivered a „Power BI dataflows 201 – beyond the basics“ session for the PASS Business Intelligence Virtual Chapter. The session recording is online here, and you can download the slides here.
On May 4th I delivered a „Integrating Power BI and Azure Data Lake with dataflows and CDM Folders“ session for the SQL Saturday community event in Stockholm, Sweden. I was originally planning to deliver the Stockholm session in person, but due to circumstances beyond my control[1] I ended up presenting remotely, which meant that I could more easily record the session…
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At the airport of Copenhagen (CPH) eating my favorite burger. (Aamanns Burger). Then writing a blog. This is an awkward blog, a blog that was asked for by my colleague Jan when I spent a few days at our office. He asked if I could blog something about converting from C/AL to AL with the […]
über C/AL to AL, but better & faster — Mark Brummel Blog | Microsoft Dynamics NAV
One of my clients called me the other day and asked whether it was possible to export the selected order that was selected in the current report page – as she wanted to send the information to another user. I explained the export data feature from the visual action menu but she didn’t want to […]
