“Use VS Code to create Power BI External Tool” - Ilgar Zarbaliyev's Nuzzel Newsletter for Mon, Oct 19

For this article, I want to share a way for you to create your own Power BI “Helper Tool” and register it as an external tool in Power BI. This article carries on from some of my recent articles on how you can use Visual Studio Code…

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On the Power BI team we want our customers to be successful whichever data source they're using – not just the Microsoft ones. Recently I had the pleasure of recording a webinar on the subject of best practices for using Power BI with…

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In Part 1 of this blog series we talked about how Power Pivot in Excel introduced a much anticipated enhancement for the strong Excel user. For the first time we learned to access, clean, and work with larger datasets all within the familiar…

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In this article we refer to “set functions” as functions that operate on sets. The three set functions available in DAX are: UNION, INTERSECT, and EXCEPT. Their behavior is very intuitive: UNION performs the union of two or more…

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