OK, localizing tables, colums and measures turned out to be fairly easy. Next up, we solve our testing issue and move on to harder things to localize...

The below video shows how to calculate the moving average or the rolling average and build informative and rich tooltips in Power BI. This is part two of the two-part video series. In the first video, you can learn how to highlight events on a chart timeline using DAX and conditional formatting.

We often use specific value, ranges or some text functions to apply filter on data table fields. In fact, we can also use character functions to achieve some custom filter effect. Here I want to share some scenario about these function usages. 

A user in my user group asked me about how to localize the data model, including chart titles, etc. Here are my exploits on that topic...

Connecting Dropbox Excel files to Power BI can be a challenging task. As there is no Dropbox connector in Power Bi, here is how I did it. If there is a simpler way, please let me know. I will be happy to update this article with the necessary details.

An overlooked, but even more important topic in IT in general, but also in the area of business intelligence, is to make programs, or in our case reports, accessible to as many people as possible.

What kind of limitations do even exist? And what can I do in Power BI do make a report accessible to as many people as possible?

In this article we will take a look about the possibilities to make you report as accessible as possible!