Power BI for All Ages
Who says Power BI can’t be fun for all ages? This report uses a simple custom “visual” to provide audio sounds based on the animal you select.
What’s Happening with “Quick Calc” in Power BI?
In the Power BI Desktop update last May, Microsoft released “Quick Calc”. As a convenient feature that eliminates the need to write a custom DAX expression for a simple percent of total calculation, it was lauded at the time of release. Does Quick Calc have a future with the addition of more convenient built-in calculations? I hope so.
Looking Back on the Microsoft Professional Program in Data Science
In a previous post, I framed the Microsoft Professional Program in Data Science (MPP) and discussed some of the benefits of the program at a high level. In this post, I hope to discuss in more detail my experience with the MPP and what it provided for me and the hundreds of others who took part in the initial cohort.
What’s the Microsoft Professional Program in Data Science?
The MPP is a program designed to help provide core skills in data science and advanced analytics. After completing the program, you have a professional credential showcasing that you have competency in data science concepts and how to apply them.
Adding an HTML Tooltip in ArcGIS Maps for Power BI
With the preview launch of ArcGIS Maps for Power BI, one unexpected improvement is the ability to enhance tooltips. Whether you would like to add an image, formatted text, a table, or a list; you have a few different options to enhance your tooltip with HTML.
How To Add Your Own ArcGIS Reference Layers for Power BI
One of the nice features of the ArcGIS visual is that you can add a reference layer that sits on top of your basemap but below your data. The ability to search means that you can provide your own custom reference layers simply by creating and sharing them first in ArcGIS Online.