In the last few weeks or months, some people have asked me how dynamic, line-based security can be implemented. Of course, the whole thing depends on how a user accesses the data. It is safest if the data source handles … Continue reading →

In the last few weeks, I have been asked several times by colleagues and friends how I get information that a new feature has been released in Power BI and/or Fabric. This is relatively easy to do using Power Automate … Continue reading →

The situation is relatively simple. I needed a Power BI measure where I could see the top three companies with the highest sales, depending on the filters set. A colleague told me that it would be relatively simple to use … Continue reading →

The ability to mirror data is not new if you have dealt with SQL Server. The ability to mirror databases was added a long time ago. Setting this up was much more difficult, and it also required a costly enterprise … Continue reading →

As with Power BI, the paginated reports use the same procedure and the same requirements. The technology is currently still in preview mode and can only be used with a premium capacity. In this entry I show how to use … Continue reading →

In my last blog entry I overlooked something essential: email subscriptions can also be sent to users who are not part of the organization. It didn’t work for me that day because the email was unfortunately sent to spam. In … Continue reading →