The next learning summit is only a few days away and we already have close to 1000 Power BI users registered for the event. There is going to be a significant amount to learn about high-quality Power BI development so if you haven’t had a chance to register so far then you still can below
The next Enterprise DNA Learning Summit is just around the corner. We’re doing something slightly different this time around and will be reviewing the best and most popular content that has come out of previous learning summits. There will be a significant amount of content covered during these advanced Power BI development sessions planned for
As soon as you start developing a few Power BI models, you’ll very likely run into this problem … You have two dates in your fact table (your transaction table) and you can’t place two relationships between your date table and the other table. You might even have multiple dates, like entered date, ordered date,
It’s very likely that you will want to showcase your results by financial year instead of by calendar year. You may think that you require a new date table to do this, but you actually don’t. You can use exactly the same date table – you just need to include a column that allows you
Variables are a real game-changer for the formula bar in Power BI. Being able to break down your more complex formulas in steps makes setting them out that much more intuitive. I keep thinking back to using VBA with these variables. They make your life in VBA about ten times easier – and the same
