Hi Community, I had previously developed a Power BI report on the Premier League: Premier League Report This report ingests data from two separate web sources: - 24/25 Match Results - 24/25 Fixtures I passed DP-600 back in June but when I attended a presentation delivered by Will to the London Fabric User Group I was inspired to start building in Fabrics. I have tried to outline how using Microsoft Fabrics has improved my analytical solution in the slides attached. - Increased resilience & robustness - Built in Validation & Quality checks - Leveraging Git Integration for enhanced collaboration - Enhanced Analytical Capabilities. Please let me know your thoughts and any suggestions or improvements you might have.

I passed the DP-600 yesterday. Thank you Will

What have you been working on this week in Fabric? I'd LOVE to hear more about what you're building, or what you're learning. So please share you Fabric WINS below (no matter how small)!! Maybe you built your first data pipeline? Or you wrote a Python notebook to transform some datasets? Or you built a Direct Lake semantic model? Or you did some learning modules? What are you currently learning? Looking forward to hearing what you're working on and celebrating your successes!

I passed the DP-600 certification yesterday and I must say that the Skool resources were the most useful ones. I also went through all the MS documentation and some other references, but the way you structured the information gives an excellent overall understanding of MS Fabric and also clearly pinpoints the weak spots for someone who has a data analytics/Power BI profile like myself, so I could focus on those.

I passed the DP-600 certification on Tuesday. I found the videos by @Will Needham a couple of days before the exam. Was really useful in filling in the gaps and as a review exercise before the exam. Thanks Will! Happy to help wherever possible.