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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.

Change Axis and Measures in a visual by clicking a slicer

Technical Topics (english) / 16. Mai 2022

Change axis and measure in a visual by clicking a slicer

Microsoft has released the "field parameters" feature in the latest Power BI Desktop. This allows the user to change the measures OR dimensions of a visual …

[Weiterlesen...] ÜberChange axis and measure in a visual by clicking a slicer

Technical Topics (english) / 13. Dezember 2021

Loading multivalued fields from Microsoft Access – not possible with Power Query

Unlike most of my articles, this one doesn't solve a problem, it highlights one. If you use Microsoft Access as a data source to import data via Power Query, …

[Weiterlesen...] ÜberLoading multivalued fields from Microsoft Access – not possible with Power Query

Technical Topics (english), Tools / 4. Juli 2021

How to speed up metadata translations in Power BI

At the time of writing, the Power BI service supports 44 different languages. In this article I will show you how you can significantly reduce the effort to …

[Weiterlesen...] ÜberHow to speed up metadata translations in Power BI

Technical Topics (english) / 27. November 2020

Let your users know how up-to-date their data is

Before an analyst can start analyzing the data, first it is necessary to know whether the data is up-to-date or not. There are (at least) two pieces of …

[Weiterlesen...] ÜberLet your users know how up-to-date their data is

Technical Topics (english) / 3. September 2020

Fast table construction with Table.FromColumns and lists with metadata records

One of the fastest methods I know to create tables in Power Query/ M is the function Table.FromColumns(), which takes a list of lists and creates a table from …

[Weiterlesen...] ÜberFast table construction with Table.FromColumns and lists with metadata records

Technical Topics (english) / 10. Juni 2020

3 ways for sums over columns in Power Query

Normally I calculate sums in Power Query over rows. Recently, however, I was given the task of calculating sums over columns. I wrote a German-language post …

[Weiterlesen...] Über3 ways for sums over columns in Power Query

Technical Topics (english) / 10. Dezember 2019

How to handle custom errors in M gracefully

I can recall that back then, in the good old Excel VBA days, at some point, I was very busy with error handling to make it easier for the user to understand the …

[Weiterlesen...] ÜberHow to handle custom errors in M gracefully

Technical Topics (english) / 11. November 2019

How does the filter context in DAX apply?

If you deal with Time Intelligence functions (TI) in DAX, you quickly reach the point where you can no longer use the standard TI functions. Very quickly you …

[Weiterlesen...] ÜberHow does the filter context in DAX apply?

Technical Topics (english) / 17. Oktober 2019

Table.Profile and its unknown second parameter

A couple of  weeks ago I could finally publish my post about tables in M - how, when and why. Under "Other special table functions" I mentioned the function …

[Weiterlesen...] ÜberTable.Profile and its unknown second parameter

Technical Topics (english) / 20. September 2019

Tables in Power Query – how, when and why

The M language has so-called structured values, to which lists, records and tables belong. Each value type serves specific purposes and this post is intended to …

[Weiterlesen...] ÜberTables in Power Query – how, when and why

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