When Dynamic Sets Are Not Dynamic
In my “Optimizing Dimension Data Security” blog, I’ve mentioned that converting static sets to dynamic could reduce the connection initialization time. To my surprise, using Excel to connect to the […]
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In my “Optimizing Dimension Data Security” blog, I’ve mentioned that converting static sets to dynamic could reduce the connection initialization time. To my surprise, using Excel to connect to the […]
As you’ve probably head, Office 2013 supports now two installation options: the traditional MSI-based installation and the new Click-To-Run streaming installation. Chris Webb mentioned about it here and Melissa Coates […]
More and more organizations are planning and adopting dashboards. And, the question “which visualization tool is the best for dashboarding?” has been asked more frequently. The visualization aspect of BI […]
Although it might not be immediately obvious, Power View supports various options for exploring data in more details. Although some scenarios are not natively supported, workarounds could be available. Drilling […]
Data is your biggest asset and today’s currency but the data can be messy. You know it and we’ve seen it. The messier the data, the bigger the headache. At […]
The next Atlanta SQL Saturday will be on May 3rd. I’m doing a “Deep Dive into the Microsoft BI Semantic Model (BISM)” pre-conference session on May 2nd. You can register […]
At the Atlanta BI meeting last night, there was a question from the audience about differences between Inmon and Kimball and which methodology should be followed when implementing a data […]
As you know, Microsoft BI is tightly interwoven with Excel on the desktop and SharePoint on the server. Most complaints about SharePoint fall in two categories: Complexity – SharePoint is […]
Our next Atlanta Microsoft BI meeting will be on Monday, January 27th. The main presentation is “Bus Matrix – the Foundation of your Dimensional Data Model” the speaker is Bill […]
Power Pivot (and Tabular) uses the Access Connectivity Engine (ACE) provider to import from text files. This provider was originally designed for Microsoft Access databases and it’s limited to import […]
