Continuing my series of posts on Power BI Copilot and the type of things you should be including in AI Instructions, today I ...

As you probably know, I work on the Fabric Customer Advisory Team at Microsoft. Apart from advising customers a lot of our team’s time is spent collecting feedback about Fabric and sending it back to ...

As you probably know, I work on the Fabric Customer Advisory Team at Microsoft. Apart from advising customers a lot of our team’s time is spent collecting feedback about Fabric and sending it back to ...

Continuing my series of posts on Power BI Copilot and the type of things you should be including in AI Instructions, today I want to talk about helping the end user understand the scope of the data: ...

Without a doubt the most important new feature in Power BI Copilot is AI Instructions: it opens up an immense number of possibilities but it also starts off as a blank slate, which raises the question ...

By the time you read this it’s likely the new, standalone Power BI “Chat with your data” experience will be available in your tenant. I just enabled it in the tenant the Fabric CAT team uses for ...

You may have seen Joseph Sirosh’s blog post last week about the ability to publish Azure Machine Learning models to the Azure Marketplace, and that MS have published a number of APIs there already.

A blog about Microsoft Fabric, Power BI, SQL Server Analysis Services (Multidimensional and Tabular), MDX, DAX, Power Pivot, Power Query and Excel for BI ...

Recently I came across a problem where a DAX measure gave different results in Excel and Power BI Desktop. It turned out not to be a bug or even a feature, but since it confused me for a few minutes I ...

In the previous post in this series I looked at how MDX set expressions could be used inside Excel to give you total control over what appears on the rows and columns axis of your PowerPivot ...