When merging tables in Power BI, you are joining them side-by-side using a matching column. Watch our video to learn the merge function.
When merging tables in Power BI, you are joining them side-by-side using a matching column. Watch our video to learn the merge function.
With businesses around the world adapting to the remote work environment during the COVID-19 pandemic, Microsoft came up with a new Power BI dashboard, which helps companies to gain insights on the productivity of their workers.
When a new month report comes out, many still use a manual method by copying and pasting the new month data into one big Excel master file. To speed up the process and reduce manual errors and typos, Power BI’s query editor comes as an effective solution.
The Power BI data modeling feature allows users to connect a bunch of tables from different sources together using a simple drag-and-drop function. No more formulas to maintain, it’s done a lot faster and even beginners can learn it quickly.
When the world emerges out of the pandemic, businesses will have to embrace changes in how they operate, get rid of some of the least effective practices and focus more on business intelligence (BI) and analytics to stay afloat.
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In the past, companies had to spend thousands of dollars just to make sure they can start using advanced analytics that required strong hardware requirements and computing power. In the recent years, the democratization of the cloud increased the adoption of advanced analytics across different industries.
Microsoft partnered with Satavia, a UK-based startup, to help decrease the impact of climate change by the aviation industry on the environment. To do this the tech giant will use its Azure cloud platform to support Satavia.
When using CALCULATE it’s all about making sure that correct filters are applied. With CALCULATE you can override the existing filter context with the new ones inside the function. Watch our short tutorial below.