Season’s greetings, Power BI Community! As we wrap up an incredible year, the Microsoft Power BI team is taking a break for December. All planned updates will roll out in January including the next Power BI Desktop release. As we approach another year of innovation, let us take a moment to reflect on some key highlights from 2024.
Read moreJoin us to thank the Power BI Community for 5 Years of contributions and helping others. Get a sneak peek of the event, and to find out more on our blog.
» Read morePower BI Desktop has to a lot to offer with visualizing time series data, whether its using built-in features or custom visualizations, scripts written in R and in Python, this is a great session to see what these tools can do to gain insights about data.
» Read moreToday, we are further enabling external tools to work with Power BI datasets, this time from within the Power BI Desktop authoring experience. We are excited to announce the public preview of external tool support in Power BI Desktop.
» Read moreWe have great updates this month! These updates include several enhancements to Q&A, gradient legend support, ability to further customize slicer header text, the general availability release for both relative time filter and model view enabled for live connect, the ability to launch external tools from Power BI Desktop, and more! Check out the full blog to learn more about all the updates and enhancements.
» Read moreFeatured community members, changes to the Community, and more! Read up on recent Power BI community news.
» Read moreMetro Bank, a high street bank in the UK uses Power BI to improve the banking experience. The company has over 100 reports in production and is using Power BI to continually improve.
» Read moreTwo new options for Power BI apps help you support and update your apps more effectively. This blog explains how the new contact list of Power BI apps and option to let contributors update app content help you be more effective.
» Read moreBuilding a data model in Power BI is the most important task you should do properly in your Power BI solution. This session is about the most common design pattern models of Power BI; Building the Star Schema with fact table and dimension tables, understand the relationships, building common models such as Budget vs. Actual with fact tables with different granularity, or Inventory model with a snapshot fact table. This session is about real-world design patterns of Power BI.
» Read moreIn this Power BI webinar Reid Havens covers two of the cornerstones of Power Query, tuning and designing for optimal refresh speeds, and intelligently handling errors.
» Read moreIdeas.PowerBI.com – Changes to use Azure Active Directory! Find out what you need to do for the new Ideas.PowerBI.Com experience!
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