In my two previous posts you could see how to add documentation to custom M functions in Power Query for Excel and Power BI Desktop. In the current post I …
[Weiterlesen...] Infos zum Plugin Writing documentation for custom M-functions, Part3
Technical Topics
While all the other posts on this blog are in German, the Technical Topics are my way to contribute to the international Power BI community. The intention is to help others with these great tools and to learn myself from getting your comments. Enjoy.
Writing documentation for custom M-functions, Part2
The good documentation of custom M functions is a key factor for efficiency in Power Query and Power BI Desktop. In my first post on this topic, I explained why …
[Weiterlesen...] Infos zum Plugin Writing documentation for custom M-functions, Part2
Writing documentation for custom M-functions, Part1
In a programming language such as M, with more than 630 functions, it is more than just useful if these functions are well documented. However, this also …
[Weiterlesen...] Infos zum Plugin Writing documentation for custom M-functions, Part1
The Environment concept in M for Power Query and Power BI Desktop, Part 4
In our last post Imke and I discussed the environment concept in M on the basis of the native M function Expression.Evaluate(). This current post will cover …
The Environment concept in M for Power Query and Power BI Desktop, Part 3
In our last post Imke and I discussed environments of nested records and let-expressions. The current post covers one native M function, which can define its …
The Environment concept in M for Power Query and Power BI Desktop, Part 2
In our last post Imke and I startet to discuss the environment concept in M on the basis of a simple record and its sub-expressions. This current post will go a …
The Environment concept in M for Power Query and Power BI Desktop, Part 1
The environment concept (in our opinion) is one of the most important concepts in M, while it is one of the least obvious ones. This series of posts is written …
Get your own Power Query Editor using Notepad++
Preface This post is not new. I published the first version on how to create your own Power Query Editor already in November 2015 on my old blog …
[Weiterlesen...] Infos zum Plugin Get your own Power Query Editor using Notepad++
How to control Named Sets via Slicer using MDX
In my last post How to build asymmetric pivots on Power Pivot data models I showed you how to build asymmetric reports with Power Pivot, using Named Sets. The …
[Weiterlesen...] Infos zum Plugin How to control Named Sets via Slicer using MDX
How to build asymmetric pivots on Power Pivot data models using Named Sets
There are many financial reports out there, which have an asymmetric design, to give you all the numbers you need, for a certain place in time. Take a look at …