One of the cool features of Power BI are workspaces. They make it possible to work together on reports, share information, share reports, share datasets, etc. You can add administrators and members. Members can be read-only, or report authors. I often see that members are set to be read-only. There is another way to have
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I see a new pattern emerge: every time I want to write a blog post about something I've been thinking about, I discover some content that's way better than I could ever produce. Just like last week's Wikipedia article contained everything I wanted to say, so today there's an article making a far better point
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I've been thinking about writing three posts:
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Aaannd that's the first clickbaity title on MSBIBlog.com. But now that I got your attention:
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In this post I am going to discuss how to design a dashboard in Power BI. What makes a good dashboard work? I think a good dashboard tells you immediately how you are doing. Not just "show me the numbers". KPI's are just as important. What is a measure without a target?
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I have been very curious about Azure Data Lake. So I started experimenting with it. In this post I share with you my thoughts about it.
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I've been looking into DWA for a few months now, and might give it a try sooner or later. Here's some thoughts about it:
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In my previous post I explained how to enable row level security on your SQL database. However, if you use Power BI as a live connection to your database, it will filter according to the user that is used in the data gateway. This effectively means that you cannot rely on sql row level security
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With Continuous Integration working for my Data Warehousing solution (SQL Server, SSAS Tabular, SSIS), it's time to step forward. Before moving to Continuous Deployment, I want to have a rigorous and automated testing on my EDW. But how to get there?
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Using Power BI Embedded you can integrate your report in a website or web-application. To do so there are three parts you need to do: Configure your Azure environment Add a Power BI workspace to this environment and upload a report Implement the code to generate a token and embed your report In this last
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