Splitting datasets and reports into separate PBIX files is a very common way of managing Power BI reports. But dividing sets and reports can result in a headache or two. Let our blog be your Power BI painkiller.
Splitting datasets and reports into separate PBIX files is a very common way of managing Power BI reports. But dividing sets and reports can result in a headache or two. Let our blog be your Power BI painkiller.
Always wanted to run Python on Azure? We'll show you how with Azure Container Instances.
A client asked if we could provide a simple form of monitoring on a part of a provided solution. For this particular source, our client asked us to send a simple email with record counts to a mailing list. No problem! Let's get to work
Python is a great addition to the Power BI family by providing you the ability to perform quick data transformation or plot cool data visualizations. Our Power BI wizard Ken Faes gives you an introduction in setting up Python in Power BI...
In this video our Senior BI Consultant Frederik Aerts is discussing how to start with the creation of your own custom Power BI visual. You can choose from a wide range of default visuals, but you can also create them yourself.
One of our most-read blogpost of all times without a doubt is the one in which Frederik Vandeputte explains how you can create a Power BI date table in just two steps. To make it even easier for you, we made a step-by-step video to build your own date table in just a few minutes.