Creating a Countdown Visual using Deneb! (with Daniel Marsh-Patrick)

Video by: Reid Havens

Join Daniel Marsh-Patrick and I as we show you how to use the Deneb (Bespoke Visual Creator) to create two ways to display a countdown timer!

This is a follow-up video to a previous concept I created using the Play Axis slicer to rotate filter selections on a report tooltip page! With this concept you'll be able to track how long until the filter selection changes. Tune in to learn more!

GUEST BIO 👤

In addition to working on Deneb, Daniel contributes a number of free and open-source custom visuals to the Power BI Marketplace. He is extremely passionate about the Microsoft BI stack, particularly Power BI, and has been delivering Power BI solutions since 2014. He is a Microsoft Data Platform MVP, a Power BI Community Super User and regularly presents and blogs on a variety of Power BI subjects. Daniel is also a Principal Data Analyst with DiscoverEI, transforming environmental data into decisions.

RELATED CONTENT 🔗

Cycling Filter Selections on Tooltips
Buy Daniel a Coffee
Deneb AppSource
Daniel's Website
Daniel's Twitter
Deneb Visual Builder

(Livestream Replay) Supercharge Power BI with Azure Synapse Analytics - with Mathias HalkjærGPO

ABSTRACT 📝

Power BI is incredibly powerful at distributing and sharing data insights, through visualizations, across an entire organization. The democratization of Business Intelligence that Power BI brought with it is unparalleled. But Power BI on its own has its limitations and will often fall short, on its own, when designing end-to-end analytic platforms for enterprises. That’s where Synapse comes into the picture-for organizations, small and large, their current Power BI deployment can be supercharged with the capabilities of Azure Synapse.

GUEST BIO 👤

Mathias is self-proclaimed data platform fanatic on a mission to help leaders leaders leverage their data to transform the way they do business.

RELATED CONTENT 🔗

Mathias' LinkedIn
Mathias' Twitter

Introducing the Measure Killer (External Tool) for Power BI!

Learn about an up and coming external tool that makes it easy to identify and KILL unused measures and columns from a Power BI dataset (PBIX). Gregor Brunner will walk us through how to use this great tool, how it works, and more. Tune in to find out!

GUEST BIO 👤

Gregor Brunner is 34 years old, has a background in Economics but moved into Business Intelligence in 2016. Originally from Austria, he moved to Switzerland in 2020 and started Brunner BI, a boutique IT company that specializes in Microsoft Power BI development and consulting.

RELATED CONTENT 🔗

Measure Killer (Site)
Measure Killer (Microsoft Store)
Website

(Livestream Replay) PowerShell Hacks for Power BI - with James Bartlett

ABSTRACT 📝

There's never a dull moment in the life of a Power BI Administrator. In order to protect our time and sanity, it's important to automate as many of our usual tasks and processes as possible. Additionally, since the top priority of the Power BI development team is the end user experience, there are many edge cases and "power user" type activities that cannot yet be accomplished using only Power BI Desktop and the Power BI web service.

Fortunately, Microsoft has provided two priceless tools that allow us to automate and add functionality to Power BI: The Power BI REST APIs and the MicrosoftPowerBIMgmt module for PowerShell. This presentation will demonstrate several techniques for harnessing these powerful tools to make your job as a Power BI Administrator less time-consuming and more fun!

GUEST BIO 👤

James D. Bartlett III is a Senior Business Intelligence Analyst and Power BI Administrator at Des Moines University in Iowa, USA. He started working in IT way back in 2002, while he was a student in the Business Administration program at Colorado State University. After graduation, James dabbled in banking, real estate, healthcare, and even had a short stint as a resident DJ at Denver's top nightclub, before finally stumbling upon his true calling in the Business Intelligence field in 2018. James is a blogger and co-developer of the Business Ops app on PowerBI.tips, co-leader of the Iowa Power BI User Group, and recently completed his Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst Associate certification. In his spare time, James enjoys longboarding, playing the guitar, and producing electronic music in his home studio.

RELATED CONTENT 🔗

Power BI REST APIs
PowerShell Module
James’ Blog
James’ LinkedIn
James’ Twitter
James’ GitHub