I want to introduce you to one of the best Power BI external tools that Steven McGuire from the Enterprise DNA forum and I put together to help you with your structured practice. I’ve talked a lot about structured practice, particularly in the tutorial I did about the five strategies to enhance your DAX toolbox.
For this tutorial, I want to discuss techniques in managing the relationships between the tables inside your data model. There are a lot of things that you need to remember to make your data model work effectively inside Power BI. It’s important to create a well-developed data model to help you communicate your business information
When working on Power BI date tables, it’s important to know the essential techniques so you can set things up as quickly as possible. In this tutorial, I’ll go over some important tips that can help you. The date tables are important in Power BI because you’ll need them to reference dates inside your model.
For this tutorial, we are going to delve deeper and understand how Query Dependencies work in Power BI. Query Dependencies show you how the queries are linked together inside Power BI. You can see which queries depend on other queries or tables. This is useful when you plan to do a lot of data transformations
This tutorial will help you understand more about the M code found inside the Advanced Editor. Some people prefer to call it “M formula language” or “M function.” You can use it to filter and combine your data from multiple data sources. How To Access Power BI’s M Language To access the M code, select
