Introduction: The feature is finally release, and it is power BI has announced general availability of persistent filters in the Power BI service. All Power BI reports will now automatically retain the filters, slicers, and other data view changes that you have made. You no longer need to spend your valuable time slicing and dicing your report … Continue reading Persistent Filters in the Power BI Service →

Introduction: In this blog you will see how you can use power BI as existing dataset to create the report in Power BI desktop. Service Live Connection: You can establish connection to a shared dataset in the Power BI service, and create many different reports from the same dataset. This means you can create your … Continue reading Power BI Service Live Connection →

Introduction: In this blog you will see how we you can use content pack for D365 in Power BI. Content package that are created are easy for your team to find — they are all in AppSource. Because they’re part of Power BI, they leverage all the features of Power BI, including interactive data exploration, … Continue reading Connecting Dynamics 365 Contact packs in Power BI →

Introduction: This blog will help you through connecting power BI to your D365 environment. Steps: Open Power BI Desktop, click on Get data connection, and click on More… Go to Online Services > then select Dynamics 365 (Online) > then click on connect. It will ask you about Web API URL, this is not the … Continue reading Connecting D365 with Power BI Desktop →

Introduction With the latest release of Power BI, new feature has been added to share the power BI reports as well. Yes, you heard it right, now we can share the Power BI Reports as well to teams and partners. How it works: Go to your workspace and open the report that needs to be … Continue reading Power BI Reports sharing with Teams and Partners →

Introduction: In this blog we will see how we can deploy SSIS integration package individually using file System Deployment. Steps: Convert the current project to package deployment model. After clicking the project deployment model, the screen will pop up with the compatibility check for all the packages with below screen, click ok if all is … Continue reading SSIS package Deployment using file System →

With Power BI latest release, you can now hide the page in Power BI reports, this page is available while you are developing and when you hide it by right click on the package and selecting Hide Page, then that page will not be available in Reading mode. When you select the Hide page option … Continue reading Hide Report page in Power BI report →

TRIM Function has haunted SQL DBA for ages. If you have been using SQL Server for a while, you will totally agree with me over here. In this blog post we will see how the new feature TRIM of SQL Server 2017 works in few simple words. SQL Server DBAs and Developers have always dealt … Continue reading SQL Server 2017 | New function : TRIM →

With Excel 2016, you can publish your Excel workbooks right to your Power BI site, where you can create highly interactive reports and dashboards based on your workbook’s data. You can then share your insights with others in your organization. Requirements: 1. Before publishing to Power BI, workbook must be saved to OneDrive for Business. 2. Only … Continue reading Publish Workbook to Power BI from Excel File →

Yes, you heard it right, you can import Microsoft Excel Workbook to Power BI and show you selected section in you powered dashboards, let’s see how it works, as Microsoft Excel is one of the most widely used business applications around. It’s also one of the most common ways to get your data into Power … Continue reading Import Excel Workbooks in Power BI Dashboards →