Power BI Tiles add-in provides the capability to add interactive Power BI Tiles to PowerPoint. Let's see how to do it Open PowerPoint From the ribbon select Insert -> My Add-ins If you do not have Power BI Tiles add-in, click on Find more add-ins at the Office Store and search for Power BI Tiles … Continue reading POWER BI TUTORIAL: SURFACING POWER BI DASHBOARD IN POWERPOINT
More Robust Tile Pinning to Dashboards Introduced in Last Power BI Service Update
Microsoft is making pinning a tile to a dashboard more user friendly with its last weekly Power BI service update. It was not always apparent what dashboard the tile would be pinned to; therefore, the dialog box above will make it much clearer to a user. More details for the weekly update are available here. … Continue reading More Robust Tile Pinning to Dashboards Introduced in Last Power BI Service Update
Power BI Desktop : Merge Query Options
In Power BI Desktop, there are multiple options available when using Merge Query feature. This tutorial reviews each of the options. Data for the tutorial can be obtained by downloading Excel file from here . The file has Product sheet which has details of all the products my company sells The file also has a … Continue reading Power BI Desktop : Merge Query Options
Drilldown is back in Power BI
Well…. Almost back… It has not yet made it back in Power BI Desktop but as of two days ago, charts in Power BI service support the ability to drilldown. In order to make charts drillable, all you need to do is to drag additional attributes into the Axis section of a chart as demonstrated … Continue reading Drilldown is back in Power BI
Enabling Power View in Excel 2016
In Excel 2016, click on File -> Options -> Add-Ins From the drop down select COM Add-ins and select Go… In COM Add-Ins dialogue, if Power View for Excel is not selected, select the check box and click OK Notice that enabling the Add-In does not provide the ability to create a Power View report … Continue reading Enabling Power View in Excel 2016
POWER BI TUTORIAL : HOW TO SURFACE EXCEL REPORTS IN POWER BI SERVICE
There are a couple of options to surface Excel Reports in Power BI Service. Download the sample file to OneDrive. The file contains a PivotTable report and a Power View report. Sign into PowerBI.com and from the left panel click on Get Data From the Get Data screen, click on Get button under Files section … Continue reading POWER BI TUTORIAL : HOW TO SURFACE EXCEL REPORTS IN POWER BI SERVICE
Power BI Tutorial: Transform data from folder data source
Data for the tutorial can be obtained by downloading CSV files from: https://www.census.gov/popest/data/intercensal/state/ST-EST00INT-02.html For the tutorial I downloaded data for Alabama, Alaska and Arizona into a folder. Open the CSV files, and notice that all of them have the same layout. In this tutorial we are going to: Read data from the folder data source … Continue reading Power BI Tutorial: Transform data from folder data source
Power BI Desktop Tutorial: Building a Star Schema from an Excel Source
An updated version of this tutorial (including a video lecture) is available here: https://businessintelligist.com/?p=2718 This tutorial shows how to create a Star Schema using Power BI Desktop. Data for the tutorial can be obtained by downloading Excel file from here Very often our analysis starts with a flat data set that contains all of the … Continue reading Power BI Desktop Tutorial: Building a Star Schema from an Excel Source
The Definitive Guide on Collaboration in Power BI. Tutorial on Groups, Sharing, Coauthoring and Content Packs.
Well, not really that definitive actually… Before we jump into the details, I have to admit that I fully expect this post get outdated very soon. The collaboration features that have been released with GA of PowerBI 2.0 on July 24th 2015 are still not very refined and are very likely to become much more … Continue reading The Definitive Guide on Collaboration in Power BI. Tutorial on Groups, Sharing, Coauthoring and Content Packs.
Power BI Desktop is Available to Download
Power BI Desktop is the new name for Power BI Designer. There are some feature incompatibilities to be aware of, check out this link for details https://support.powerbi.com/knowledgebase/articles/663517

