This week we have finished the demonstrations of the drill through. Now you will be able to set up Cross-Report drill throughs.
We’ve also discussed how to review and cleanse data when needed.
This week we covered a new Spreadsheet that you may want to make part of your Global Due Diligence Process and then looked at how Filter Context can work against you, showing why it is so important to be sure about what your measures are doing.
We’re really exploring the NYC Water Tower Inspection data. This week we go through the process of “Upgrading” our data model to move Calculated Columns into the M using the Query Editor. We then explore using Tooltips and Drill-down within Power BI
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