Solved: m-code calendar table in Power BI - but in Fabric,...

009co · ‎05-25-2023

In the Power BI world I create calendar table using m-code often in a dataflow, but also as a query/dataset in the Power BI report.

However, in the new Fabric world, it makes sense to put the calendar table into the Lakehouse?

What would be a nice standard "Fabric" way to create and maintain the calendar table in the Lakehouse?

parry2k · ‎05-29-2023

@009co There are many options, you can create a calendar table using PQ in dataflow gen 2 and have an output to Lakehouse or check this BLOG post to create one directly in the Lakehouse.

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parry2k · ‎05-29-2023

@009co There are many options, you can create a calendar table using PQ in dataflow gen 2 and have an output to Lakehouse or check this BLOG post to create one directly in the Lakehouse.

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m-code calendar table in Power BI - but in Fabric, prob better to put into Lakehouse?

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