This month, we’re thrilled to bring you a host of new features and improvements designed to enhance your data analysis and visualization experience. We’ve made significant strides in performance and usability, ensuring that Power BI continues to be a powerful tool for your data needs.
» Read moreThis is the new paginated report authoring experience.
» Read moreYou can now ask Copilot for data from your semantic model! Check out the announcement to learn more about this exciting new preview feature for Power BI Copilot.
» Read moreCreate simple paginated reports on the web using drag and drop experiences
» Read moreAfter almost 10 years, support for Windows 8.1 has ended on January 10, 2023. In line with this, we will stop support for Power BI Desktop on Windows 8.1 on January 31, 2024. After that, Power BI Desktop will only be supported on Windows 10 and newer. The January 2024 release of Power BI Desktop for Report Server will be the last release to support Windows 8.1, and this version will only receive security updates until January 2025 per the Modern Lifecycle Policy.
» Read moreIt just got easier to create multi-language reports for Power BI.
» Read moreWelcome to the December 2022 update! This month, we’ve added a variety of new DAX functions, updated slicer type formatting, and brought Metrics to the Windows app. There is more to explore, so please read on!
» Read moreYou can now create a subscription to a view of a Power BI report uniquely relevant to you. By selecting Include my changes, any filters and slicers you have selected will be captured in your subscription.
» Read moreAzure Data Lake Storage Gen 2 and Azure Blobs connectors now support SAS Key connectivity!
» Read moreGet started with Power BI datamarts- Create a Power BI datamart in minutes!
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