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 moreCreate custom visuals using R, JSON scripts and Charticulator.
» Read moreWe have great updates this month! We are releasing new button actions, multi-column sort for tables, dual axis for line chart, a search for the filter pane, updates to decomposition tree, and much more! We are also releasing a preview of an enhanced dataset metadata feature, which will be foundational for XMLA read/write and for management of Power BI dataset and the migration of Analysis Services workloads to Power BI. Check out the full blog to learn more about all the updates and enhancements this month.
» Read moreToday, I’m excited to announce that we’re releasing a new, revamped search experience that allows users to search across all the content they have access to from any page in the product!
» Read moreFind out what happened in the Power BI Community in February.
» Read moreIntroducing Interactions Setting, which lets you configure how to interact with reports in Power BI mobile apps. Including docking report footer and enabling multi-select!
» Read moreWe are thrilled to announce an additional layer of capabilities, allowing you to export a Power BI report by using a REST call, to the following file formats: PDF, PPTX (PowerPoint) and PNG.
» Read moreWe are starting an exciting new contest this March! Starting today, March 2nd, 2020, we are asking all of you to come up with a “Better Together” T-shirt design.
» Read moreOver the past few months, we’ve hosted three Power BI “Triple A” Community events. Find out how you can watch the recordings.
» Read moreIn this session, you will learn how Dataflows work in real-world scenarios.
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