We will discuss the variations between incremental and full refreshes in this blog post, along with how to use incremental refresh in Power BI. Full refresh and incremental refresh are the two ways you can load data from the source…
I recently started exploring the functionalities of Data Activator in Microsoft Fabric, and I must say, it offers an impressive solution for comparing conditions to data and taking action based on those conditions. Data Activator simplifies data import from various…
In data warehousing, facts and dimensions are common concepts. They tell us things like the number of resources used for a specific task. They both record the exact amount of resources as well as information about the resource and…
All of the data in your company is housed in a single data lake called Microsoft One Lake. OneLake shortcuts allow you to refer to data that is located elsewhere while maintaining a logical representation of that data inside OneLake—there…
I recently explored and used visual calculations in Power BI.We may do DAX calculations that are declared and executed directly on a visual. Visual calculations make it easy to generate calculations that were previously difficult to do, resulting in…
To create a calculation group in a scenario involving currency in Power BI, you would typically follow these steps: Let’s go through a detailed example: Step-by-Step with example Step 1: Create the Calculation Group Step 2: Define Calculation Items Step…
1. What is Power BI? Power Bi is a very powerful Data Visualization and Business Analytics tool provided by Microsoft. It help us to provide interactive visualizations, dashboard & Bi Reports with self-service capabilities. 2. Power BI components? Power BI…
What are Calculation Groups? Calculation groups are a powerful feature of Power BI that allow you to create dynamic calculations that can be applied across multiple measures or columns. They provide a way to standardize and simplify calculations, making it easier to manage and maintain complex data models Benefits of Calculation Groups Simplify…
A Game Changer Resource! Today, I had the opportunity to write a blog post on my recent experience working as a technical reviewer for Gus Frazer’s book, “Data Cleaning with Power BI.” (The definitive guide to transforming dirty data into…
Question 1: What is DAX? Answer: The acronym of DAX is Data Analysis Expressions. It is known as a functional language. It means, calculations mostly use functions to generate the results. It is also called an expression language. Question 2:…
