This article will show how to create a dashboard that shows the inter-relationship between your measures using DAX studio and Power M. 

With these information, your written reports would -certainly- be better.

When using the connectors that would pull your data from the source and present them into Power BI, it can happen that you will get no file, or the file with the empty results, whether it is in JSON or CSV format.

When calculating in the date dimension, sometimes we only want to calculate the Data in workday. In that case, we will need to get rid of holidays or weekends. This blog will show you how to create a calendar table and mark the holidays, weekends and workday.

You may have heard about some of the external tools that you can use for Power BI Desktop. The common tools are DAX Studio, Tabular Editor, and ALM Toolkit.  However, what you may not be aware that the Power BI community has developed many more! 

I'm proud to annouce the free Business Ops installer.  The largest collection of all Power BI external tools!  Learn more about this installer below. 

I've always done this before about using slicers to display different measures in graph. Create several measures and create a disconnected table to use as slicer. However, this method has the limitation of data format. Since all measures are encapsulated in a selection measure, only one data type is allowed. This article will show you another way to create dynamic charts based on the external tools (Tabular Editor) updated in July 2020.

In this article I want to show you how you can improve the performances of your queries by using KEEPFILTERS.