A few of our customers reached out to us for a Dynamics Navision connection from Power BI Desktop, and we successfully implemented a secure connection to NAV, following the process below, which I thought would be good to share with other users as well, who have a requirement to connect to the NAV server.

Power BI Dev Camp is a new monthly webinar sereis that will appeal to programming enthusiasts that like to write code in languages like C#, JavaScript, TypeScript, PowerShell, M, DAX, Python and R. In Power BI Dev Camp, we’ll be examining how to develop solutions with Visual Studio as well as how to develop with Node.js using Visual Studio Code. Our goal is to make happy campers out of developers who want to learn about Power BI embedding, custom visual development, custom connector development and writing PowerShell scripts to automate administrative tasks in a Power BI environment.

Discovering patterns in your data is one of the many amazing things you can do within Power BI. Ultimately, with the use of Power BI visualization features, you can showcase patterns in your data effectively. 

There are hundreds of functions used in DAX formulas; they can be confusing sometimes, especially when you’ve just started with Power BI DAX. This article features the DAX functions, INTERSECT and EXCEPT. Both are used to get or return tables, but there’s a slight difference between these functions. 

When it comes to deal with the direct query, most of us think that columns are not allowed. But this is not true. We can directly create columns to let us explore more.

Custom calculations with circular dependency fields were not updating while performing YTD and IF DAX functions.

Welcome to the fifth installment of the Enterprise DNA challenge.

The first four challenges were beyond expectation and we want to enhance and build on the start we have made to date.

When it comes to deal with DirectQuery, most of us think that columns are not allowed. But this is not true. We can create columns. Let us explore more.