In this article, I’m going to describe a technique you may wish to consider to help speed up your Power BI reports. This specific technique is designed to help speed up reports that show common period comparisons such as: 1.409 weitere Wörter

über Pivoting Data for Speed — Phil Seamark on DAX

This is still one of the most common dataflows questions: what’s the difference between Power BI dataflows and Power BI datasets? For the last year I have resisted tackling this question head-on. This isn’t because it’s a bad or „dumb“ question. Just the opposite – this is a very simple question, and the simpler a […]

über Power BIte: Dataflows vs. datasets — BI Polar

When you work on real-world projects in power BI, you would probably have different environments Like DEV, UAT, Pre-Prod and Prod. It is important for you and your audience to know what the data is coming from. 43 weitere Wörter

über Good Practice: Always Display the Reporting Environment — Business Intelligence Insights

If you’re a frequent reader of this blog, or a frequent user of Power BI dataflows, you probably know these things already: Power BI dataflows are workspace-level objects in the Power BI service that enable data reuse through self-service data preparation. Power BI dataflows store data in the CDM folder format in Azure storage. CDM […]

über Importing model.json to create a new dataflow — BI Polar

The reaction to this recent post on lineage and Power BI dataflows highlighted how important lineage is for Power BI[1]. Although (as this post shows) there are lineage user experiences in place for dataflows today, and experiences coming for all artifacts in a workspace. Even with these new experiences, there will still be times when […]

über Governing Power BI just got a little easier — BI Polar