Matt Allington is a professional Power BI consultant, trainer and Microsoft MVP. Author of books that will teach you DAX. Expert in Power BI and Power Query.
We have a full house at the Sydney #PowerBI user group on the this cold winter’s night. Everyone is here to hear @Rad_Reza talk about Microsoft Fabric.
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Tonight @BILAnalytics is presenting to the Sydney Power BI User Group. If you haven’t seen Roland’s video channel on YouTube, you’re missing out big time.
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This chart was in @australian newspaper today. 🙄. Seriously! In this case, the chart implies 2024 is half the 2021 number. A column chart encodes the value in the height of the column. Don’t be like The Australian; always set the axis to start at zero.
Have you noticed that Microsoft recently announced the renaming of #PowerBI datasets and they're now called "semantic models"? Are you a bit confused by all of this, and/or want to learn more. I have written a short article explaining it all here bit.ly/46ljSms
oooohh, interesting. I just stumbled upon the fact that when using Analyze in Excel connected to a Power BI Online report, that you can now create implicit measures. It used to be that you could only use explicit measures. Was I the only one not knowing this?
Not too many empty seats on a chilly winter’s evening at the Sydney #PowerBI user group, but that’s always going to happen when @marcorus is in town. 👍
The new card Visual in #PowerBI looks awesome.
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We recently had Miguel speak at the Sydney PUG. If you want a sneak peak of what’s coming and how Miguel is making a difference, you can watch it here youtu.be/m4uLv9wWq7Y