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 moreToday, I’m excited to introduce the new look of workspaces in the Power BI service. Check it out!
» Read moreIn this session, we will analyze some scenarios of data modeling by using DAX and Power BI.
» Read moreWe’re excited to announce several new features are coming to Power BI this month related to Paginated Reports.
» Read moreWe’re excited to announce this capability is generally available (GA). Now, we’ve improved the experiences based on customer feedback to help authors and consumers get the best possible app experience. Learn about it in this blog.
» Read moreAndroid shortcuts are now supported in this Power BI Android app release. Create shortcuts to any report and dashboard on your device home screen, and get straight to the content without having to navigate through the app.
» Read moreWe have a ton of great updates this release! We’re excited to announce a new visual personalization feature to allow your end-users to explore and personalize visuals all within the consumption view of a report! Also this month, if you’re interested in fast refresh scenarios, you will find these new features very useful: change detection for page refresh and support for relative time filters in minutes and hours. On top of this, we are releasing several other features, including rectangular lasso select across visuals, conditional formatting for totals and subtotals, Direct Query support for AI visuals: decomposition tree and key influencers, several updates to Q&A, and more!
» Read moreIt’s time to recap all the features and announcements we made for the Power BI service and mobile for the months of February and March.
» Read moreAs the world grapples with COVID-19, it’s critical that public agencies working to stop the spread of the virus are equipped to give citizens timely and accurate information. Government agencies and non-profits are handling large amounts of data that are changing rapidly, and many of them are turning to Power BI to share data about COVID-19 with citizens in easy-to-understand maps and dashboards.
» Read morePower BI is capable of flowing through all stages of a Business Intelligence process. In the session, we will see how phases are implemented and can get the most out of these features.
» Read moreOne of my favorite WOMEN IN TECH Leila Etaati is teaching us about Creating automated form processing applications with Ai Builder and Power Automate
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