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(Livestream Replay) AI Assistant for Tabular Editor - Andrzej Leszkiewicz
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Discover how to enhance your Power BI workflow with Tabular Editor and the OpenAI API. This presentation demonstrates how, with a few simple C# scripts, you can directly access the OpenAI API from Tabular Editor to create a custom AI assistant with full access to your Power BI report’s data model—including tables, columns, relationships, measures, calculation groups, and more. Use this assistant to comment on DAX code, generate model documentation, write measures, and more, harnessing the full power of the latest OpenAI models—all without the need for Power BI Premium or Fabric capacity. An OpenAI API subscription is required, and Tabular Editor 3 is necessary.
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Andrzej is a Power BI and data visualization developer and consultant, data explorer, explainer, and visualizer. He creates highly customized, interactive visualizations using the Vega visualization grammar and Deneb. Andrzej has introduced IBCS-styled data visualizations, embedded into Power BI's built-in Table, Matrix, and Card visuals. An IBCS® Certified Analyst, he is a passionate advocate of IBCS standards. With a background as an IT project manager and CIO in non-IT companies, Andrzej has been a full-time independent freelance Excel and VBA developer and consultant since 2011, focusing entirely on Power BI and data visualization since 2020. Through his YouTube channel, LinkedIn, and other social media, Andrzej shares his knowledge and passion for data visualization and related topics.
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(Livestream Replay) The Cost of a Workaround in Power BI - with Injae Park
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From using SVGs or DENEB to create unique visuals, to page level security with RLS - workarounds are often necessary to overcome limitations and achieve desired functionalities in Power BI. However, these workarounds come with their own set of costs and considerations. This session discusses the key factors to help developers evaluate workarounds in Power BI, ensuring that the benefits outweigh the potential drawbacks.
To do this, we will explore some real-life workarounds in Power BI such as code-based Custom Visuals (DENEB, SVGs, HTML, Python), Page level security, and storing a custom PowerQuery library in Github. We will also dive into the trade-offs involved, including maintainability, impact on development, and technical debt.
GUEST BIO 👤
Injae Park is a Microsoft Data Platform MVP who combines his technical expertise with a passion for teaching by sharing his insights and practical tips through his YouTube channel @PowerBIPark. Injae's content ranges from beginner tutorials to advanced techniques, and as part of the Power BI Core Visual Representatives - he aims to bridge the MS Developer team with the Power BI community. His education in psychology and economics as well as his experience in consulting gives him a well-rounded perspective on the Power BI Developer experience, making his tutorials both engaging and accessible.
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(Livestream Replay) Power BI Automation With Semantic Link - Sandeep Pawar
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Semantic Link in Microsoft Fabric offers a new way to access the data and semantic information contained in a semantic model. This allows data scientists, data engineers and data analysts to preserve and re-use the business and domain knowledge in creating enterprise solutions.
In this session, Sandeep will give you an overview of Semantic Link and provide practical use cases to use Semantic Link in your development workflow to automate common Power BI tasks, optimize the semantic models and also monitor/manage the tenant. He will also show Semantic Link Labs, an open-source Python library with hundreds of useful utilities.
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Sandeep is a Sr Power BI Architect at Hitachi Solutions America where he helps organizations build enterprise analytics solutions using Microsoft data stack. He blogs about Data Engineering, Data Science and Power BI at fabric.guru
