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(Livestream Replay) Faster Reporting & Insights Using InfoRiver - with Matt Allington

Matt Allington and I will breakdown the numerous features in the InfoRiver visual that lets you get to fast insights and analytics using this custom visual. Join us as we use our unique industry backgrounds to provide perspectives on how InfoRiver can be a smooth transition for Excel users to Power BI. We'll also chat about how developers can benefit from specific features such as: Visual Formulas, Excel-like Formatting, Commenting, and Analysis capabilities.

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Matt Allington is the owner and principal consultant at Excelerator BI. Matt offers services in 3 main areas: Kickstart Power BI in your organization, training and consulting. Matt Allington is a career expert in Power BI training and has 30+ years experience in using data to deliver business value. Matt is a Microsoft MVP that specializes in Power BI, Power Pivot and Power Query. As a Power BI consultant, Matt can help individuals, business units and companies be more productive and get more value from current and new data. With the revolution in Self Service, Personal and Team based Business Intelligence, the time has never been better to get value from data without having to do a full blown Enterprise BI project.

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Posted on February 8, 2022 and filed under Livestreams, Topics & Discussion, Power BI, Visualizations.

[DAX] Anti-Patterns Episode Two: SELECTEDVALUE() (with Daniil Maslyuk)

A lot of videos and articles teach you how to write [DAX]. In this video Daniil Maslyuk and I will show you you how avoid bad [DAX] patterns! This episode will focus on the SELECTEDVALUE function.

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Daniil Maslyuk, MVP, is an independent consultant and the author of the official Microsoft Power BI exam reference books.

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Posted on January 25, 2022 and filed under Power BI, DAX, Topics & Discussion.