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Embedding reports is an extremely popular scenario for ISVs and developers coding external (customer-facing) applications. As I wrote a while back in my “Power BI Embedded Dashboards Without Authentication UI” […]
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Embedding reports is an extremely popular scenario for ISVs and developers coding external (customer-facing) applications. As I wrote a while back in my “Power BI Embedded Dashboards Without Authentication UI” […]
One of the announcements from the Data Insights Summit was the SandDance custom visual. Originating from Microsoft Research and coded in SVG, it not only allows you to visually explore […]
I had an inquiry about how to implement in Power BI/Power Pivot/Tabular something similar to the new Level of Detail (LOD) Expressions feature in Tableau 9.0. A more generic question […]
Atlanta MS BI fans, join me for the next Atlanta MS BI Group meeting on Mar 28th and 6:30 PM. Luis Figueroa will show us how to do cloud ETL […]
A unique and tremendously useful Power BI feature allows you to implement hybrid solutions where your data remains on premises (SSAS, SQL Server, Oracle, and other data structures) but only […]
A welcome usability enhancement in SQL Server 2016 Tabular is the ability to configure display folders to organize table fields and measures in logical folders. Previously, you had to use […]
What’s New in SQL Server 2016 for BI? On a personal note, I’m excited to announce the launch of the new Prologika website (https://prologika.com), which adds a slew of new […]
Power BI and You I’m excited to announce the availability of my latest (7th) book – Applied Microsoft Power BI! Currently, this is the only book on Power BI. The […]
Is ETL (E)ating (T)hou (L)ive? Before we get to the subject of this newsletter, I’m happy to announce the availability of my latest class – Applied Power BI Service. As […]
What’s New for BI in Office 2016? While you might be still trying to convince management to upgrade to Office 2013, the next version of MicrosoftOffice (Office 2016) is on […]