If you’ve looked into using Copilot with Power BI, you’ll know that you need a capacity to use it: a P1/F64 or greater.

I had meant to follow up my recent post on how to find the columns touched by a DAX query by writing one on how to use this technique to find the size of these columns in memory, so you can find the ...

If you’re the admin for a large Power BI/Fabric tenant you’ll know how important it is to monitor your on-premises data gateways: if they aren’t working then no-one will be able to refresh any ...

I had meant to follow up my recent post on how to find the columns touched by a DAX query by writing one on how to use this technique to find the size of these columns in memory, so you can find the ...

I had meant to follow up my recent post on how to find the columns touched by a DAX query by writing one on how to use this technique to find the size of these columns in memory, so you can find the ...

Continuing my occasional series of ways you can improve the results you get from Power BI Copilot by setting properties on your semantic model, in this post I’ll look at how setting the Summarize By ...

My post from a few months ago about the dangers of DAX measures that never return blank attracted quite a lot of attention – this is a hot topic on the forums and adding zeros to measures is a common ...

Continuing my occasional series of ways you can improve the results you get from Power BI Copilot by setting properties on your semantic model, in this post I’ll look at how setting the Summarize By ...

My post from a few months ago about the dangers of DAX measures that never return blank attracted quite a lot of attention – this is a hot topic on the forums and adding zeros to measures is a common ...