Category: Analytics

Analytics

Power BI August 2024 Feature Summary

Welcome to the August 2024 update. Here are a few, select highlights of the many we have for Power BI.  You can now ask Copilot questions against your semantic model….

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introducing the newest member of our team

    I’ve been talking a lot lately about the newest addition to the storytelling with data family—a delightful dragon named Daphne, who aims to bring the magic of numbers…

Analytics

Announcing: Admin monitoring workspace is now available in US government cloud tenants (GCC, GCC High, DoD)

Power BI’s mission is to empower every individual, team, and organization to make confident decisions with data. With the increased focus on governance, compliance, and policy, customers need greater visibility…

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Think Better

Over the years, many of us have become accustomed to letting computers do our thinking for us. “That’s what the computer says” is a refrain in many bad customer service…

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using emojis to draw your audience’s attention

Regular readers of the storytelling with data blog may be familiar with the “where are your eyes drawn?” test. It requires you to: take a look at your graph, slide…

Analytics

Radar Trends to Watch: August 2024

July was a big month for model releases: There are new large models from Mistral and Meta, smaller multilingual models from Mistral and DeepL, another Mistral model that specializes in…

Analytics

New paginated report authoring experience (Preview) 

This is the new paginated report authoring experience. Source: PowerBI

Analytics

Announcing general availability of Tabular Model Definition Language (TMDL)

We are happy to announce that the Tabular Model Definition Language (TMDL) has now reached General Availability (GA)! Source: PowerBI

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Deep dive into DAX query view for web

We are excited to announce you can now write DAX queries with DAX query view for web from published semantic models in the workspace. Source: PowerBI

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#SWDchallenge: visualize the Olympics

“We’re going to France! Parlez-vous Olympics?”  D.B. Sweeney’s classic line, from the less-than-classic 1992 movie The Cutting Edge, revealed that the film’s two mismatched protagonists—a petulant figure skater (Moira Kelly)…