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Continue reading →: Add a prefix to a field in Microsoft Power BI via Power Query
Adding a prefix to a field in the Microsoft Power BI Power Query is a simple process that can be accomplished quickly. 1. Highlight the column in Power Query. 2. Choose Transform from the menu bar. 3. Select Format from the ribbon. 4. Choose “Add Prefix” from the pop-up menu.…
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Continue reading →: Microsoft Power BI Story Telling with PowerPoint
The new release of Microsoft Power BI will make story telling in Power Point generally available, allowing users to seamlessly integrate their Power BI visualizations into Power Point presentations.
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Continue reading →: Parameters for Excel File Path in Microsoft Power BI
When I am working on, building and/or designing my Microsoft Power BI reports, I go back and forth between my desktop PC and my notebook. If my data source is a local file, like an Excel file, it can be tricky. Tricky, that is, if you do not use parameters…
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Continue reading →: Microsoft Dynamics Business Central as a Data Type in Excel via Power BI
While hosting yesterday’s Power Platform Mix it up with New View Strategies, Microsoft Senior Program Manager Blazej Kotelko talked about using Microsoft Dynamics Business Central Data, specifically a dataset in Microsoft Power BI as a source for Data Types in Excel. Several of us hung out yesterday and tried to…
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Continue reading →: Show Value for the Last Date in Microsoft Power BI
In this Tiny Tip, Belinda will show how you display the value for the last (or first) Date in Microsoft Power BI. It is not magic, DAX, or M. It’s filters!
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Continue reading →: More Matrix (visual) formatting in Microsoft Power BI
In this Tiny Tip, Belinda will show additional formatting for the Microsoft Power BI Matrix Visual.
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Continue reading →: Using Small Multiples in Microsoft Power BI
Check out this Tiny tip on using Small Multiples in Microsoft Power BI.
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Continue reading →: Matrix (visual) totals and subtotals in Microsoft Power BI
In this Tiny Tip, Belinda will uncover the secrets on getting only the (sub)totals that you want to see, using the Microsoft Power BI Matrix visual.
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Continue reading →: Copy Value/Table from Microsoft Power BI Report
Do you ever wish you could copy a value or a table in a Microsoft Power BI Report? Well, you can! Watch Belinda show you just how simple it is!
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