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Ten reasons why you should download and learn to use Power BI Paginated Report Builder
Happy weekend all!
Yesterday was a big day for the Power BI team, as we released the first edition of Power BI Paginated Report Builder. Why is this such a big deal? Well, while Report Builder has been around for years, many Power BI users have not only never used the product, they’ve never tried to build a paginated report, period. Now they can do just that, and I’m going to cover the top ten reasons why, if you use Power BI, you should download and learn to use Power BI Paginated Report Builder.
Download Power BI Paginated Report Builder
1. It’s Free.
It’s completely free to download and use. Who doesn’t like free?
2. It doesn’t require Power BI Premium (or even Pro) to use it.
As many in the community know, Paginated Reports are available in Premium workspaces only (Here’s a link to up vote making…
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Last weekend I had the pleasure of presenting at SQL Saturday in Victoria, BC. I delivered an introductory session on Power BI dataflows, and included an unplanned impromptu musical[1] performance. This week at the Microsoft MVP Summit in Redmond I have been talking to a lot of MVPs and I realized that I had yet […]
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Most of the focus on Power BI dataflows so far has been on the use of Power Query Online to load data from external data sources. However, when you create a dataflow you also have the option to attach an existing Common Data Model (CDM) folder stored in Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2: The documentation […]
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Receiving files from business partners that don’t match the agreed requirements/formats causes all sorts of problems in daily business. I found it particularly disturbing during month-end closing when time is really tight: You have a strict rule in which order each process has to run and there are many dependencies on each other. So when…
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