Tag: Power BI

  • Google Analytics 4 Data in Microsoft Fabric

    Google Analytics 4 Data in Microsoft Fabric

    Google Analytics 4 data is essential for understanding website performance and user behavior. The native dashboard is great for initial analysis but there are other use cases where it is just not quite enough. What if you want to export the data to combine it with other sources? Or give new users the required permissions…

  • Building Gantt Charts with Power BI

    Building Gantt Charts with Power BI

    In a recent project, a customer needed a report that provided an overview of the major projects within the company for the current and upcoming year. A Gantt chart is an ideal tool for displaying such data, offering both high-level and detailed views. Given that Power BI is widely regarded as one of the best,…

  • Top N filter on multiple dimensions in Power BI

    Top N filter on multiple dimensions in Power BI

    Power BI makes it fairly easy to implement top N filters on your visuals using the filter pane. You can quickly add the dimension you want to apply the top N filter to, select the number of items to display, and choose the column or measure for the calculation. However, what if you need to…

  • Login to Power BI with Guest Account

    Login to Power BI with Guest Account

    As a Power BI developer you are sometimes working for different organizations and have to access multiple tenants. To do this, you either have a dedicated account in each tenant or you are added as a guest to an organization. Accessing Power BI in an external tenant via browser at app.powerbi.com or via Power BI…

  • Single Date Picker in Power BI

    Single Date Picker in Power BI

    In the sphere of data analysis and visualization, Power BI emerges as a leading tool, adept at turning raw data into comprehensive reports and dashboards. Despite its strengths, we’ve found it lacking a specific, commonly used feature: the integration of a single date picker within a report. This feature, surprisingly not included by default, is…

  • Automated Power BI Testing with Selenium

    Automated Power BI Testing with Selenium

    Working with Power BI can become challenging as the size and complexity of your workspaces increase. Initially, managing a few reports linked to your dataset is straightforward. However, as the number of reports and their dependencies grow, keeping track of everything becomes more difficult. Power BI offers the option to see, what artefacts in your…

  • Analyse bexio Data with Power BI

    Analyse bexio Data with Power BI

    Like many other SME in Switzerland, we are using bexio as our administration and accounting tool. bexio allows for some limited standardized reporting within the service but we needed more flexibility. So we created our own report with Power BI, focusing mainly on two points: Our report allows to compare liquid assets year over year…

  • Cultivating Intelligence: The Data-Backed Future of Vertical Farming

    Cultivating Intelligence: The Data-Backed Future of Vertical Farming

    Introduction: Data-Driven Cultivation – Where Science Meets Innovation In the realm of modern agriculture, a profound shift is underway — a harmonious blend of science and innovation that’s shaping the future of farming. Imagine a world where plant growth is deciphered through data, where technology orchestrates a seamless partnership with nature. In this blog, we…

  • Why Enterprises using Power BI should be excited about MS Fabric

    Why Enterprises using Power BI should be excited about MS Fabric

    Admittedly this blog is a little late to the party. A few months ago, everybody jumped on the hype train surrounding Microsoft’s latest innovation, Microsoft Fabric. But perhaps, in this case, tardiness is a virtue, since it has allowed me the time to look beyond the initial wave of excitement and truly understand what makes…

  • Dynamic Axis in Power BI

    Dynamic Axis in Power BI

    Welcome to my blog on how to create dynamic axes for visuals in Power BI using field parameters. If you’re familiar with creating visuals in Power BI, you may have come across the challenge of displaying data over time in a way that remains visually appealing and informative when the time period under consideration changes.…