This blog will demonstrate how to automatically remove all empty columns in Power BI through the Power Query editor. The approach will involve the standard Table.Profile M library function and its additional aggregates parameter to add a non-empty count column. You can watch the full video of this tutorial at the bottom of this blog. Sample Query
In this blog, we will show you how to do text analysis using Python to identify parts of speech in text data within Power BI. We will cover the steps for using Python for text analysis and provide examples and tips to help you get started with your own text analysis projects. You can watch the
Dataflows have become a crucial feature in the success of an organization-wide Power BI deployment. It’s also one of the key pillars for an effective implementation of Power BI. Surprisingly, Power BI dataflows are also vastly underutilized, and only a few users know their potential value. This blog will reveal what dataflows are, how they
Power Query is a powerful tool in data transformation. After understanding about the ribbons and panes found in the Query Editor, the next step is getting acquainted with its various features. In this tutorial, we’ll go over a quick overview on the different Power Query Editor tools that’ll assist you in organizing your data. Power
The Query Editor in Power BI is designed to help the user apply most of the common transformations by interacting with a set of ribbons and menus. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how the query editor is organized. Knowing your way around the user interface will help you become more efficient. The Query Editor In
