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Power BI Lesson -2
Building blocks of Power BI The building blocks of Power BI are semantic models(Database) and visualizations. Create a semantic model(Database) and then use visuals to build a report. Let's explore these items in more detail and how they relate to the flow of Power BI. Create a semantic model A semantic model consists of all connected data, transformations, relationships, and calculations. To follow the flow of Power BI, you first connect to data, transform data, and create relationships and calculations to create a semantic model. First, connect to as many data sources you need. Then clean and transform the data to your needs. Add relationships between tables and calculations to extend the semantic model. After all of that, now you can create a report. Create visualizations in a report In Power BI Desktop, when you create a visualization (also called visual), you add it to the canvas for a report page. Choose your visualizations to build pages in your report. It's ideal to keep each page simple with related data, so consumers can easily see the insights. Power BI is a low-code solution, which means that you can "drag and drop" data field directly onto the canvas. Power BI will choose a visual for your data field. You can easily change between visuals for the same fields and add or remove data fields to the visual. One of the most valuable features of Power BI reports is the interactivity between visuals. Consumers can select different data points in the visual and see how that affects the other visuals. Depending on your design, they can also drill through from one visual to more detail or filter based on different fields in the report.
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Reset controls and variables
what are people doing upon changing screens in apps, and completing items to reset controls and variables etc does it have to be individual Reset commands and UpdateContext?
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Best practice ClearCollect VS UpdateContext
Hi PA Dev In an app with multiple screens, if a have a temporary collection that I need in only one screen, as best practice, should I use UpdateContext or ClearCollect in OnVisible ? What is you approach? Thanks
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What Industry Do you Guys Work In?
I want to cater to my target audience's specific industries. Which are you in? For me, it is Information Technology, but I can't assume everyone comes from IT. Please share!
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