Gantt 3.0.12.0
Hello - I am trying to create a simple gantt chart with worksteam > Product> Epics with duration and the group tasks layer them all ontop one another. Can someone help me with layering the epics in the right Product workstream to show the gantt landscape like picture #2? This is with the Promo gantt which is paid for :https://www.vibecode-studio.nl/powerbivisuals/promo-gantt but it layers them correctly as the output which is what I am intending for.
Cant Append query to the existing query in power Query
In PowerBI, I have created a new query(missing_queries) which is missing records of a two tables (sales and sourcetable). now i want to add the those missing_queries to base query(sales). but i cant find the missing_queries in the append option. while "Append as new" has that option. I also found that it is due to circular reference. By duplicating the base query with another name or Append as New will work. Cant i append to the existing query without making it as new? Share your thoughts! Thanks!
Connecting to a semantic Model issue
Hello, We created a Snowflake mirrored database in Microsoft Fabric. User A then created a semantic model connected to this mirrored database (OneLake). We have an older semantic model, and I migrated all the measures from it to the new semantic model using TMDL Apply. However, when I tried to connect to User A's semantic model from Power BI Desktop to create reports and visuals, I received the following error: Both User A and I are Workspace Administrators. To troubleshoot, I created my own semantic model on the same mirrored database, migrated the same measures using TMDL Apply, and then connected to it from Power BI Desktop. In this case, the connection worked successfully without any issues. My question is: Why am I unable to connect to the semantic model created by User A, even though we have the same workspace permissions? What could explain the difference in behavior between User A's semantic model and the one I created, given that both are in the same workspace, use the same mirrored database, and have the same measures migrated via TMDL? Any insights or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.Share your thoughts on the New Power Query experience in Power BI Desktop (Preview)
We’re excited to begin rolling out the new Power Query experience in Power BI Desktop, starting with the release of a redesigned Get Data experience (Preview) in the May 2026 update—and we’d love your feedback. What is the new Power Query experience? We’re modernizing Power Query to deliver a more consistent, accessible, and streamlined data preparation experience across Microsoft Fabric, Power BI, and Excel. This release is the first step, focused on Get Data, with a modernized Power Query Editor experience planned for later this year. What’s new in this release? The new Get Data experience has been redesigned to help you discover and connect to data faster: Improved data source discovery — A unified, easier-to-navigate experience to find all your data sources Streamlined connection flow — Fewer steps to connect so you can get started quickly Built-in accessibility — Full keyboard navigation and dark mode support out of the box Greater consistency — Aligned experience across Fabric, Power BI Desktop, and Excel How to try it The new Get Data experience is available as a Preview in the May 2026 release of Power BI Desktop. To enable it: File > Options and settings > Options > Preview features > New Power Query experience We want your feedback! This is just the beginning, and your input will directly shape the broader Power Query experience. We’d love to hear: What do you like? What improvements stand out to you? What's missing? Are there data sources or workflows you expected to see? What could be better? Did you run into any friction or unexpected behavior? Share your thoughts in the replies below—whether quick impressions or detailed feedback, every comment helps. To learn more, see New Get Data experience in Power Query. Thank you for helping us shape the future of Power Query!
