(Livestream Replay) Introduction to Fabric Studio - with Gerhard Brueckl

DESCRIPTION πŸ“„

In this session I will give you an introduction to the Visual Studio Code extension "Fabric Studio" which allows you to manage your Fabric environment directly from within VSCode. Leveraging the Fabric REST APIs you can easily browse through Fabric items and run various tasks. For not so common API calls there is also the ability to user VSCode notebooks offering intelli-sense and auto-complete from all existing API calls. It further allows you to modify existing items like semantic models, notebooks, pipelines, etc. in the VSCode IDE and publish your changes back to the Fabric service. It also features a OneLake browser to inspect the output of your operations.

GUEST BIO πŸ‘€

Gerhard has been working with the Microsoft Data Platform for almost 20 years. From building traditional BI/DWH solution on the MSSQL server stack to designing and implementing whole data platforms hosted in the Microsoft Azure cloud. He is also familiar with OSS technologies in that area like Hadoop, Spark and Delta Lakes. When not working on customer projects, Gerhard is an active member in the community and shares his knowledge in his blog or when speaking at conferences and meet-ups.

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Creating a Dynamic Label Toggle Button Using ONE VISUAL!

Video by: Reid Havens

Learn how to leverage the newer tile slicer (thanks #PBICoreVisuals Team!), a bit of [DAX] Magic, and some clever techniques to create a single button toggle slicer using only a single visual! Plus, this single button even has a dynamic (on/off) label. Tune in to learn more!

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Posted on January 7, 2025 and filed under Visualizations, Power BI.

Waterfall Charts with Categories (and Considerations...)

Video by: Reid Havens

As a follow up to a my previous video on creating an enhanced vertical/horizontal waterfall chart. In this video I'm going to show you that it's "possible" to create a categorical waterfall chart, but with a few considerations and caveats. Tune in to learn more!

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(Livestream Replay) Introducing the Core Visuals: Vision Board -Miguel Myers

DESCRIPTION πŸ“„

Gain firsthand knowledge about the newest and most recent features and improvements in Power BI Core Visuals directly from the experts who developed them.

Miguel Myers and members of the Core Visuals team will showcase the latest and greatest features they've been working on over the past few months. Discover how new features and enhancements can transform your data visualization experience. This session will also highlight the innovative Core Visuals Vision Board, a valuable resource that allows the community to stay informed about the ongoing development of Power BI Core Visuals.

Don't miss this opportunity to learn from the experts and see firsthand the future of Core Visuals!

GUEST BIO πŸ‘€

Miguel Myers is a Principal Product Manager at Microsoft, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of Power BI. With a strong background in product management and a passion for data visualization, Miguel has been instrumental in driving innovation and enhancing user experiences within the Power BI ecosystem. As a highly regarded and accomplished Business Intelligence Professional, Graphic Designer, and Data Scientist with a demonstrated history of success in the computer software industry, Miguel is dedicated to fostering a community of learning and growth.

He frequently engages with the broader Power BI community, including users, designers, and developers, providing valuable guidance and unwavering support. His contributions have made a significant impact on the Power BI community, and he continues to inspire others with his knowledge and enthusiasm.

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Core Visuals Vision Board

Posted on December 27, 2024 and filed under Livestreams, Visualizations.