This month’s update highlights several exciting preview features and an important action-required item for Power BI users. In preview, you’ll find updates to visual calculations, enhancements to numeric range and field parameters, both designed to offer greater flexibility and analytical power within your reports.
Read moreWe are kicking off 2021 by sharing an updated version of Power BI Report Server! With this update, we’re bringing visual zoom sliders, custom publish message and ESRI ArcGIS support, amongst others. Read on to get the full details.
» Read moreWe’re pleased to share that we are now previewing step folding indicators in Power Query Online. These indicators will allow you to understand which steps fold, and which steps don’t. Read on for more.
» Read moreUsing Cloud App Security, it is possible to detect and control risky Power BI sessions as they occur, thus reducing the threat that arises when malicious actors try to access content and data.
» Read moreLearn how to get started designing and implementing custom visuals for Power BI. Attendees will learn how to define the capabilities and data mappings for a custom visual and how to program D3-style data binding using categorical data from a Power BI dataset. The session also demonstrates how to extend a visual with custom properties and how to package a custom visual as a PBIVIZ file.
» Read moreGeneral announcement of read/write XMLA endpoints in Power BI Premium. List of client tools that natively work with Power BI Premium.
» Read moreHappy New Year! In honor of the new year, we have put together this video. Enjoy!
» Read moreWe’re excited to introduce a new way to quickly create reports in the Power BI service. Rather than downloading Power BI Desktop and importing the data, you’ll now be able to paste data straight into Power BI on the web and have visuals automatically generated for you.
» Read moreWe’re excited to introduce a new datasets hub in the Power BI service and Power BI personal app in Teams. The datasets hub makes it easy to find, explore, and use the datasets in your organization. It provides information about the datasets as well as entry points for creating reports on top of those datasets or for using those datasets with Analyze in Excel.
» Read moreWith the the latest Power BI Mobile apps release report consumers can view and understand anomalies directly from the mobile apps! This capability is available on all apps (iOS, Android, Windows), in all supported form factors (phone, tablet, iPad, and laptop/desktop, including Surface Hub).
» Read moreThe last update of 2020 is here! We know you are excited for this update, like a kid excited to open their presents. This update is our holiday present to you! So what is in the box? Read on to find out!
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