Fabric/Power BI Community User Groups Program Guide & Requirements
Fabric/Power BI Community User Groups program guide Getting started User groups provide an opportunity for developers and those interested in learning new technologies to meet up with other professionals, students, and enthusiasts in their area. These groups provide an environment for networking, learning new skills, collaborating on projects, and sharing expertise. Fabric Community User Groups connect local or virtual data platform user groups with each other, with Microsoft experts, and with the broader Microsoft data technical community. Program benefits As part of the Fabric Community User Groups program, groups receive support, inspiration, a deeper connection to the Fabric Community, and the following benefits: A channel to communicate directly with Microsoft team members and hear updates from Microsoft Networking opportunities with other leaders of the network Easy access for members to find local groups Access to a Speaker bureau Easy access for members to find virtual groups If utilizing Meetup Meetup fees covered by Microsoft for qualified user groups Meetings automatically published on the Fabric Community (coming soon) Access to premium Meetup features like a speaker section on event page, professional registration form, optional featured sponsor feature, event templates, the ability to schedule hybrid events and being included on the Microsoft Fabric User Group Network page Program communications Group leaders and co-leaders will receive regular communications from Microsoft with news, program updates and highlights, information about upcoming events, learning opportunities, and helpful resources. Each quarter, group leaders and co-leaders are invited to participate in an online call with the Microsoft team. Invitations and agendas are sent prior to each call. Curated content Be one of the first people to hear about new content and initiatives from the Azure Data team. Access presentations, labs, videos, skill challenges, and other content designed for use in your user group meetings. Program requirements To participate in the Power BI/Fabric Community, your group must meet the following criteria: Have a group leader and co-leader who will represent your group to Microsoft. Maintain a published Code of Conduct that is easily accessible from the group's homepage. Do not charge members a fee to attend group meetings, except when venue or hosting costs (e.g. food and beverages) are passed on to members. Maintain a regular meeting cadence and have at least six (6) meetings per year that relate to or cover analytics & data products, features and services that fall under the Microsoft Azure Data umbrella, Do not use the group to enrich or advance yourself, your business, your employer or your co-workers, or for lead generation purposes, Agree to emphasize the importance of variety and balance in your speaker lineup, ensure a broad representation of ideas and experiences, avoid exclusive focus on a single company’s representatives and instead encourage the inclusion of speakers from different organizations. Comply with the Power BI/Fabric Community User Group program's Code of Conduct. Group leadership User groups participating in the Fabric Community are asked to identify both a group leader and a co-leader who will act as the primary and secondary contacts for the group. Leadership changes We understand operations and leadership of groups may change over time. If the group leader or co-leader is leaving the group, the Fabric Community User Groups program team should be notified via email by the group leader at [email protected] to ensure group information is updated. Code of conduct People are the foundation of a community. For a community to thrive, it must encourage diversity of thought and enable the safety of its members. Microsoft is deeply committed to diversity and inclusion. All Microsoft employees enjoy a safe work environment and a culture of mutual respect and responsibility. Our team members and community partners should enjoy the same environment. The Fabric Community User Group Leaders Code of Conduct can be found at https://aka.ms/FabricUGLeaderCodeofConduct Conduct issues seldom arise. But when they do, they are often very public and very passionate. It is best for the community to be prepared with: A clear and accessible Code of Conduct that states the norms under which projects or events operate Encouraged behaviors and community guidelines A list of common behaviors that are prohibited (e.g. harassment) An Issue Resolution Process for addressing cases where these norms are not being maintained A code of conduct should be displayed on your group landing page or website. If you don't currently have one, review the following examples: Azure Data Tech Groups Code of Conduct Microsoft Tech Community Code of Conduct Fee-free experience To lower the barrier to entry and ensure access is available to as many participants as possible, Fabric Community User Groups program members should not charge an admission fee for meetings. However, certain pass-through costs are allowed (i.e. venue, beverage, and other hosting fees). Meeting cadence Many groups cover a broad range of topics throughout the year. Your group should host a minimum of 6 meetups covering Microsoft Azure Data products & features each year. These include but are not limited to Microsoft Fabric, Power BI, Real-Time Intelligence, Data Factory, Data Science & Data Engineering in Fabric, Data Warehousing in Fabric, the Fabric Platform, Databases in Fabric. Joining the program Admission into the Fabric Community User Groups program requires a simple application process. Groups are evaluated by the program team and reviewed on a regular basis throughout the year. To apply for the program, simply click Start a New Group. Be prepared to answer a few follow up questions about your group, your intentions or you plan to meet all of the program requirements as outlined above. Leaving the program If your group no longer wants to be part of Fabric Community User Groups, we would like to hear from you. Group leaders should contact the Fabric Community User Groups program team at [email protected]
Benefits of Joining the Community
Welcome to the Fabric community! Are you a new community member? Are you considering registering for an account? No matter why you're here, below is some useful information on how to get started and why you should join us! Why you should join First off, thanks for taking a look around! As you'll soon discover, the Fabric community is a great place to be. After you sign up for a user account, you'll be able to get assistance from peers, network with experts, provide feedback, participate in community events, and more. New User Registration To register as a new user, click Register at the top right of the page. To complete registration, enter a unique user name, password, and valid AAD email address. You can also register with your Microsoft account, or Outlook.com, Hotmail.com, Live.com, Gmail.com, etc. For additional assistance on registering for a community account, check out How to Register for a Community Account support article. . Navigating the User Dashboard We have selected the Power BI forums for purposes of this step-by-step article. Click your Avatar in the top right corner to access the user dashboard. To customize your profile, select My Profile in the drop-down menu, or click Edit Profile under About Me. When you create your account, you can upload your own avatar and link to your social media profiles to make it even more personal. More info about updating your avatar can be found in the Community Profile, Time Zone, Picture (Avatar) & Date Display Preference support article. How to Ask Questions In the Fabric community, no question is a bad question! Don't be afraid to ask a question. If you're thinking it, someone else is, too. Let's get started! Tip: Start with a search! It's likely that your question has already been asked! Not sure how to use search? No problem, check out this support article: Using Search to Find Answers and Unanswered Topics. Click the Forums option in the header, then select your fourm of choice. Select one of the forum categories under Title that best fits your question. Here, we chose the category Desktop. Select one of the Forum categories under Title that best fits your question. Here, we chose the category Desktop. Click New Message. Fill out the Subject and Body section of your message post. Select related message labels on the far right. Click Post to publish your message to the Forums. How to Like or Comment on a Post Select the post you in which you want to engage. To comment, click Reply in the bottom right of the post box. Type your response in the reply body and click Post to pubish your comment. To like, or Kudo a post, click the light green thumbs up box in the bottom right corner. Explore the Community Blogs The Fabric community blogs are a great resource to learn more about the latest news and Fabric trends! Like the community, you can like, comment and even share any blog post. If you're interested in writing a blog or wish to contact someone, click Message Admins on the far right of the blog dashboard. To explore the blogs, click Blogs from the header and then select the blog of your choice. Give Feedback about the Community Have suggestions on how we can improve the Fabic community? We want to know! Post your thoughts to the Community Feedback forum board. We want your community experience to be the best yet! Community Support and Help Need help with your community account? Community account support can be found in Community Accounts & Registration. We want your community experience to be fun and easy. Let us know how we can can help!
Congratulations for 9 years on the Power BI Community!
Let’s celebrate the Community members who have been participating, sharing knowledge, and helping the Community since it started, 9 years ago. A big thank you to our long-time members who have been with us since the very beginning. These founding members are an integral part of the Community. 🎉 Coming soon, you will start to notice the 9-year anniversary badge displayed on members’ profiles across all the Fabric Communities. This anniversary badge will appear on qualified members’ profiles once they log in, on or after their anniversary date. We couldn’t be happier to present this 9-year anniversary badge to our community members. Congratulations to all the 9-year community members!New Fabric Community Header for the Power BI Forums
We have exciting updates coming soon in the Power BI forum experience to share with you. The same consistent header experience will soon be available across all the Fabric Community forums you visit. Wherever you choose to participate, whether it is Power BI, Synapse, Data Factory, or Real-Time Intelligence, the community headers will display the same unified experience. From the new unified header, community members will be able to: Visit the unified Fabric Landing Page by clicking on Fabric Community. Navigate directly to each forum experience: Power BI, Synapse, Data Factory, and Real-Time Intelligence Easy access to all Fabric Galleries. Quick links to Fabric Ideas, User Groups, and the Microsoft Fabric Updates Blog. Explore a wide range of Learning and Career opportunities, along with additional resources to support you on your Fabric journey. The Power BI forums will soon have the same great header as the rest of the Fabric Community!Congratulations to the Super Users for Season 2 of 2023!
Power BI Super Users are helpful community members from across the globe who respond and interact with other community members by providing solutions to questions asked. In addition to providing a large volume of useful content across the Forums, Galleries, and Community Blog, they are also recognized for the quality of their posts. Moreover, Super Users help keep our forums free from spam by identifying and moving posts as necessary. If you would like to be inspired by one of these very special community members, make sure to visit their profiles and add them as a friend. Help us welcome all of the new Super Users to Season 2 of 2023 and thank them for their great contributions! adudani My name is Avinash D. I build data assets and tell stories using the Microsoft Tech Stack. I aim to add value by solving challenging Power Query M, DAX and other problems. I hope to continue expanding my knowledge and honing my skills while contributing the community. Anand24 Anand is a Data Analytics Expert and BI Consultant with complete expertise in Business Intelligence Tools such as Microsoft Power BI, MicroStrategy, etc. Anand has created 500+ high-performance high-optimized analytical dashboards with tons of client appreciations and awards. He is also a Microsoft Power BI corporate trainer and mentor to many data enthusiasts in the industry. He has been a Microsoft Power BI Community Super User since 2021 and continues to help others by solving queries. Data fascinates Anand and he finds it pretty interesting on the fact that how simple data can be made utterly meaningful using dashboards which can be analyzed to bring immense value to any organization's decision-making process. Arbaz_Ahmad I'm Arbaz, and I'm a dedicated data enthusiast. My journey into the world of data began with a curiosity about how information can be transformed into valuable insights and decisions. Over the years, this curiosity has grown into a deep passion for all things related to data. Arul Arul is an experienced Power BI developer who holds Microsoft certifications and possesses over four years of expertise in areas such as data visualization, DAX, data modeling, SQL, SSAS Tabular Model, data model optimization, and enhancing report performance. He has a strong passion for continuous learning in the ever-evolving world of data technology and is committed to delivering top-notch results with a focus on performance optimization. barritown I'm glad you're reading this, promise to be short. My name is Alexander. Though I am not a professional BI analyst or developer at the moment, I adore playing with data in Power BI, challenging my brain with interesting DAX or SQL puzzles and sharing knowledge through my YouTube channel. ChielFaber I've dedicated over five years to my role as a Data Analyst at Syncasso, an esteemed collection and bailiffs organization in The Netherlands. My journey began with a Master of Arts degree in history, but my passion for crafting data solutions led me down a different path. While I do engage in report creation, my primary focus currently revolves around constructing a comprehensive data warehouse structure, encompassing staging and datamart components, using PowerBI Dataflows Navigating the transition from our existing SQL-based data warehouse to this more dynamic PowerBI Dataflows solution necessitates a profound understanding of PowerQuery and the intricate M language. I've invested countless hours honing my expertise, with a special nod to Ben Gribaudo's fantastic course, "Mastering M," which played a pivotal role in elevating my M language proficiency. In the community forum, I'm driven to assist fellow members, predominantly in resolving PowerQuery-related queries. I firmly believe that collaborative knowledge-sharing within this community will not only enrich my understanding but will also contribute to the growth of all its participants. danextian I am a CPA by profession who loves exploring the science of data more than facing accounting problems. In my spare time, I either go to the gym or play archery. DataInsights I'm a former accountant who became fascinated with technology early in my career. Excel, Access, and VBA were my entryway into the world of data. From there I moved into the ERP sector and Business Objects development. Now I focus primarily on Power BI and SQL Server. My skills have grown considerably thanks to this community, and I look forward to seeing you in the forums! DOLEARY85 My name is Dan O., I am a Consultant at Keyrus UK. I have worked in the field of data and analytics for over 9 years and have over 5 years’ experience in Power BI. I have recently become interested in other areas of Power Platform and have begun to broaden my skills in Power Automate & Power Apps over the last year. I enjoy sharing my knowledge via Microsoft Power BI Community, LinkedIn, or under my own GitHub account https://github.com/DOLEARY85 where I post short blogs with tips and tricks. Feel free to reach out to me with any consulting, training, or Power BI queries. giammariam I have been working for the Navy Readiness Reporting Enterprise BI project since 2014. Earlier on I was mostly involved in ETLing data from many different source systems into our well-established data warehouse. I was also involved in helping maintain our semantic layer (Cognos Framework). A smaller portion of my time was focused on developing various reports (Cognos). We eventually onboarded Power BI. Loving the interactivity available with Power BI, it quickly became our go-to BI tool. Our customers developed a desire for bespoke visuals that just were not possible with the standard visuals in either of our BI COTS products, so I then pivoted and began focusing on creating Power BI custom visuals using libraries such as d3.js and Vega. I currently serve as the lead developer of our team. I truly enjoy getting to practice and learn by helping folks here on the PBI Community Forums. I *try* to focus more on post/response quality as opposed to quantity. Feel free to tag me in a post or send me a PM. Happy to help! ibarrau I like data analysis. Getting to know what data is hidden and what I can discover. Showing data value to entities is what I try to do. The design of data models to get a warehouse, the construction of semantic layer and building reports/dashboards. One of the things I enjoy most are query languages, specially T-SQL and DAX. Another thing I enjoy a lot is Python for data. - Storytelling web: https://www.ladataweb.com.ar - Blog: https://blog.ladataweb.com.ar - Python library for Power Bi Rest API project: SimplePBI - Super User at Power BI Community I feel good helping people in communities, that's why I write a blog (see above) and participate on forums. jennratten I lead the Power BI practice for an organization with over 6,000 employees, head up a team of Power BI developers and hold weekly Power Platform knowledge sharing sessions which are open to anyone in the organization. I have extensive experience in business intelligence, data engineering and analytics. I enjoy learning, training, strategizing, and solving data-related problems and developing automations with Microsoft technologies, particularly Power BI and Power Automate. Jihwan_Kim Microsoft MVP | Power BI Super User | CSCP | MSc Logistics Management As a solution designer and BI analyst with a background in supply chain & logistics management, I research data & operational processes, recognize problems, and find/fix root causes to enhance the flow of the business processes. I focus on helping customers make better decisions in their businesses by analyzing and visualizing data by utilizing Power BI with other Power Platform products. I have been working in the supply chain & logistics sector for several years years, and enjoy analyzing information with Power BI to create meaningful insights. Kishore_KVN I am a Manager in Data Analytics with an experience of 9+ years and as a Power BI Developer I worked closely 5+ years. I have taught this tool to around 500 members and many of my students are working in different MNC's right now. I have also conducted workshops on data analytics. marcelsmaglhaes With over two decades at the forefront of technology, I am a highly specialized Business Intelligence consultant, MCT (Microsoft Certified Trainer), and PL-300 Power BI Certified. Armed with an MBA in Business Management and a solid background in Information Systems, my mission is to drive business success through strategic insights. My expertise lies in Power BI, where I turn raw data into valuable business insights. Martin_D Software engineer since 1999, saw trends coming, going, and returning. Familiar with on premises and cloud data warehouse architectures. Evangelizing the enduring fundamentals of data warehouse architectures, which are basically valid since decades. DAX lover! Migasuke Curious and enthusiastic young man, who loves data. mlsx4 I am a graduate in Computer Engineering in bilingual modality and a music lover, to which I dedicate much of my free time, in addition to studying professionally in the specialty of saxophone and composition. Professionally, I am dedicated to Business Intelligence, an area that attracts me a lot. Specifically, I develop dashboards and reportings in Power BI. I know I still have a long way to go, but I'm on the way. In addition, I am a strong advocate that the best way to learn is by teaching. On a personal level, I am an inquiring mind as well as a very creative person, so I really enjoy carrying out personal projects, learning and helping other people. pratyashasamal Dedicated Business Intelligence developer with three years of experience helping companies meet their business goals and objectives through impressive data collection, correlation and visualization. ray_aramburo Hi, I'm Raymundo A. I'm Power BI Certified and I'm based on Guadalajara, Mexico. I work as a Power BI Developer within HPE for a Digital Transformation organization. I'm on the last period of my master's degree: Business Analytics. I love sports and playing videogames. ribisht17 Ritesh has extensive experience in Data Analytics, he has worked both as an instructor and delivery specialist with the biggest brands like Cisco, JP Morgan, and Wells Fargo. He has trained over 2500 students worldwide in the field of Data Visualization and Data Analytics. He is an active blogger and writes about Data related concepts. He is known for simplifying BI concepts with his YouTube channel Dance Sing with Data - Power BI Ritaf1983 Hi, I am Rita a highly skilled professional specializing in Business Intelligence (BI), with a particular expertise in the field of Data Visualization. rubayatyasmin Rubayat is a compassionate and dedicated Data Analyst who seamlessly utilizes her proficiency with Microsoft Power BI, contributing significantly to the Microsoft Power BI Community Forum. As an Associate Data Analyst at Data Crafters LLC, Houston, Texas, she employs her expertise and knowledge to make life easy. A distinguished alumnus of Computer Science, she further augmented her academic prowess with a Master's degree in Information and Communication Technology. With an impressive 2-year tenure in Software Engineering, she is not limited to this field. In the past, she has showcased her versatility as a web developer and trainer, contributing to several government-sponsored skill development initiatives. In 2021, she pivoted her career trajectory towards Data Analysis, a testament to her adaptability and commitment to continuous learning. She is not only vested in her professional growth but is equally committed to enriching the broader community with her expertise. Sahir_Maharaj I am Sahir M. As a Data Scientist, AI Engineer, and Machine Learning Specialist, my professional journey is interwoven with continuous learning, collaboration, and innovation. I've had the privilege to collaborate with Fortune 500 companies such as Old Mutual South Africa, BMW, Volkswagen Group, Audi, SAP, and EY. These collaborations have shaped my understanding and allowed me to offer bespoke solutions tailored to the unique challenges each organization faces. Together, we've explored the vast terrains of data, unearthing insights that drive impactful decisions. In addition to these corporate associations, I've been fortunate to partner closely with tech leaders like Cisco, Intel, and IBM. Outside of the corporate sphere, I enjoy sharing my thoughts and insights on Medium about the dynamic world of AI. With a monthly readership that's steadily grown to 30k+, it's been a gratifying experience to engage with like-minded professionals and enthusiasts, fostering a community of continuous learning. My contributions have also been recognized by LinkedIn, where I've been able to contribute as a Top Voice in the fields of AI, Data Science, and Machine Learning. My endeavors have led to some notable milestones, like fully sponsored invitations to the AI4 2023 conference in Las Vegas and the AI Expo Africa 2023. Such acknowledgments are humbling and serve as a reminder of the broader community and the collaborative spirit that propels our field forward. On platforms like Topmate.io, I've engaged in numerous projects, each offering its own set of challenges and learnings. With 160+ projects completed, it's the feedback and the shared experiences with clients that I value the most. I am genuinely honored and thrilled to achieve the Super User status on the Power BI Community Platform. I eagerly anticipate the opportunity to further engage and share knowledge within this vibrant community. Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sahir-maharaj/ technolog Andrei K., PhD, living in Georgia, is a distinguished figure in the Data Platform category, currently serving as a Power Platform Solution Architect and Senior BI Engineer at Velvetech LLC, a prestigious Microsoft Gold Partner. With a rich academic and professional profile, Andrei is recognized as a Super User Power BI Community - Datanaut, Microsoft Certified Trainer, and Microsoft Advanced Educator, holding certifications in Power Platform Solution Architect, Power BI Data Analyst, Power Platform Developer, Power Platform App Maker, and Azure Fundamentals. Andrei's commitment to the community is evident through his active leadership roles in user groups, including serving as the User Group Leader for Data Fabric Best Practices and Power BI UX/UI, where he fosters growth, diversity, knowledge sharing, skill development, and community collaboration. Under his guidance, these groups have flourished, with the Fabric User Group being in the TOP-15 by members and the Power BI User Group ranking second with over 210 members. A prolific contributor to the field, Andrei has not only offered invaluable solutions and insights through forum posts but has also authored over 140 blog articles on Medium, focusing on DAX, data management, data visualization, custom visualization, and AI, garnering a following of over 1200 readers. His writing provides deep insights into Power BI, offering readers both comprehensive understanding and actionable takeaways, standing testament to his commitment to knowledge-sharing and expertise in the domain. Andrei's engagement with the community extends to organizing and participating in events, contributing to books and research papers, and actively providing feedback and innovative ideas for community improvement. He has been a speaker at the Global Power Platform Bootcamp, where he shared his expertise on improving UX/UI for Power BI dashboards. Furthermore, he has authored a book and co-authored research papers where he meticulously analyzed and presented data using Power BI, demonstrating its application and importance in various fields, including waste management and fire safety. As a dedicated mentor, Andrei has guided aspiring data analysts and visualization enthusiasts through the Data Visualization Society and has been involved in Bachelor's and Master's mentoring programs, imparting practical skills and promoting Power BI among the next generation of data professionals. His contributions have not gone unnoticed, as reflected in his numerous accolades and recognitions, including being ranked among the top authors in various community engagements and receiving badges for his active participation and leadership in discussions, proactive participation, and commitment to assisting users. Through his continuous learning and engagement with Microsoft technologies, Andrei has completed various challenges on Microsoft Learn, further solidifying his position as a knowledgeable and committed professional in the field. TomMartens Thomas "Tom" M. has been awarded as an MSFT Data Platform MVP and works as Solution Architect at Munich Re (www.munichre.com). For 20+ years, Tom delivers Business Intelligence, Data Warehousing, and Analytics solutions. His current interest is in data visualization and applying analytical methods to small and large amounts of data, next to providing the Power BI Platform to users for tackling analytical challenges. Tom is a regular speaker at international conferences and user meetings. Tom is the co-author of the book "Pro DAX with Power BI." edhans Idrissshatila rajulshah selimovd Ahmedx AllisonKennedy I am a Microsoft Power BI MVP and Certified Professional in BI Reporting. These are just fancy titles that mean I love Power BI, Excel, solving puzzles and number crunching so much that I've been recognized as a technical expert and leader in my field. Most of all I love learning and teaching. Data and numbers are generated by people, by YOU. I love sharing my passion and knowledge to help you make sense of your data more quickly and easily. https://excelwithallison.blogspot.com/ amitchandak Amit has been Microsoft's Most Valuable Professional (2023), Data Platform, and Power BI Community Super User since 2020. Amit is the Chief Analytics Officer (CAO)/Data Architect at Kanerika and has more than 20 years of experience in the field of data analytics. Amit C. is an experienced data architect with expertise in designing and managing data systems for business intelligence and analytics needs. Proficient in Microsoft Fabric, Power BI, Incorta, Data Modeling, Data Architecture, and related technologies like DAX, M, Data pipelines, Python, and SQL. Experienced in ETL processes, profiling, cleansing, and transforming data. Able to work with cloud-based data platforms like Azure and Amazon Web Services and ensure compliance with security and compliance requirements. Capable of translating business requirements into technical solutions through strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Capable of working effectively with cross-functional teams, with excellent interpersonal and communication skills. Amit is a highly experienced and passionate mentor for Business Schools, with a keen interest in blogging about Business Intelligence (BI). He has conducted many webinars, reaching out to a global audience and inspiring the next generation. andhiii079845 BI specialist based in Berlin with 6 years working experience in Power BI. eliasayyy I am a data analyst at a marketing company where I analyze campaign performance. bcdobbs I’m the Head of Data and Analytics for a multi academy trust and passionate about the use of data in an education setting. collinsg Senior data scientist at a water and wastewater utility. ERD Seasoned IT Professional working 10+ years with companies in different industries, 8+ years' experience in Data Analysis, and 3+ years' experience as Power BI Developer. Passionate about data and a continuous learner. Fowmy Fowmy A. is a Microsoft-certified business intelligence professional with extensive experience in finance, accounting and data analytics. Currently, he is employed by McDonald’s Saudi Arabia as the Head of ERP and Business Intelligence. He is interested in everything data-related, he likes to share his passion and knowledge with the data community. FreemanZ Big fan of Excel and Power BI. Learning Microsoft Excel and Power BI is the best investment after graduation. Excel is everywhere, but Power BI sometimes seems humiliating. That is really not necessary. I saw a lot of people who are good at Excel for years, but stay away from Power BI. What a pity. I can't help demonstrating how easy, efficient, robust and intuitive to work with Power Query and Power BI, at all occasions. Increasingly more aspects of our life is being and will continue being digitized. I firmly believe Power BI is a must tool, like Excel has been in the past 20 years. I like what I learn. GilbertQ Data consultant, working with Power BI since its inception in Excel 2010. I enjoy helping others. lucadelicio Management and development of Business Intelligence projects worldwide. Analysis and definition of project requirements with the customer. Coordination of the activities and the actors involved for the achievement of the goals. Development of datawarehouse, data models and dashboards using Microsoft Power BI related to various business areas (marketing, production, logistics, finance, human resources). Construction of strategic KPIs to monitor progress and corrective actions taken on processes. MohammadLoran25 A BI Developer and an Active Member of Power BI Community who dropped out of Technical University of Denmark to follow his interest area, Business Intelligence, that has been working in about 3 years. I am detail-oriented and I do believe that we have to care about concepts, not tools. I would solve most of the problems I face with and if I do not know the answer, I could easily come up with an appropriate solution through different means. olgad My career path took me all the way from teaching Foreign Languages at a University in Kazakhstan to teaching DAX and creating reports in Power BI in Switzerland. I love inspiring people and sharing my passion with them. onurbmiguel_ Start with Power BI in 2017, since then it has been a fantastic journey. I had the privilege of being part of incredible projects and the possibility of learning from the best. some_bih I'm Emir T., from Sarajevo, and I hold a bachelor's degree from the School of Economics and Business. I've built my career in the banking industry, focusing on financial reporting. When I'm not at work, you'll often find me enjoying leisurely bike rides or engaged in a game of chess. I'm truly passionate about economics and data science. tackytechtom Tom has been working as a BI consultant for quite some time now where he has focused on building enterprise data platform solutions in Azure and Power BI. He loves supporting the community here on the fabric forum and also by sharing his lessons learned on his very own little blog www.tackytech.blog. Tahreem24 My name is Tahreem, I have been in the I.T. industry from past 7+ years. I am a Microsoft Certified Professional in Power BI and also an active Super User since 2019. I hail from Mumbai, India. Additional Super Users for Season 2 of 2023 are listed below. If you are a Super User and would like to include your picture and bio, there is still time. Just contact one of the Community Managers. ams1 AlB AlexisOlson Alf94 AlienSx collinq AnkitKukreja Ashish_Mathur BA_Pete bolfri DataVitalizer d_gosbell djurecic dm-p foodd Greg_Deckler HotChilli ImkeF jaweher899 jdbuchanan71 johnyip KerKol KNP lbendlin m_dekorte MAwwad MFelix miTutorials Nathaniel_C NaveenGandhi Pragati11 OwenAuger parry2k Payeras_BI PhilipTreacy serpiva64 sevenhills rsbin ryan_mayu SamInogic tamerj1 ThxAlot slorin smpa01 Syk Vijay_A_Verma ValtteriN vanessafvg vicky_vanessafvg Anonymous wdx223_Daniel Congratulations to both our new and returning Super Users!Check out these great blogs from October 2023
One of the best ways to stay current on what is happening with Power BI is to check out the Power BI Community Blog! We have had some great new content shared over the last month—if you haven’t read them yet, take a look. These blogs are written both by community members and product staff, and if you have something you’d like to contribute, please see the note below. Thank you to all that contributed to the Power BI Community Blog in October 2023! When Big Numbers Become Big Problems by Ritaf1983 Effective Growth Visualization: Basic Bar Chart to Dot Plot in Power BI using NATIVE Visual by Fowmy Unveiling Top Products with categories: A Guide to GENERATE and TOPN Functions by technolog Currency Conversion in Power BI: Enabling Seamless Multicurrency Switching by DOLEARY85 Quick measure feature in Power BI by truptis Enhanced Bar Chart: A Better Alternative to PIE Chart in Power BI by Fowmy How to import customised themes in Power BI - using ChatGPT by truptis How to get Data Analysis Expressions using Copilot in Power BI Desktop (Preview) by SamInogic Understanding DATESMTD, DATESQTD, DATESYTD: The Building Blocks of Periodic Data Analysis by technolog [PowerQuery] Catch errors in a request http by ibarrau Custom Captions on Axis by barritown Interested in contributing to the Community Blog? Please check out the following link: https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Community-Blog/bg-p/community_blog. Just click the "Message Admins" button to find out how you can share your knowledge with our community!
