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- 9. #msdevcon Big announcements What’s new to test
- 10. What’s new to test • Technical Preview of Power BI reports in SQL Server Reporting Services (blog post) *preview
- 11. What’s new to test • Azure Analysis Services (blog post) *preview
- 12. #msdevcon Обзор октябрьского апдейта 31 октября: мы успели! Здесь можно скачать *.pbix файл с демо по обновлениям
- 14. Optimize your phone experience with customizable reports • Внедрение возможностей Datazen • Создание мобильного представления отчёта при вертикальном развороте мобильного телефона • Кастомизация дашборда для просмотра через мобильный телефон • Работает при просмотре через Power BI app *preview
- 16. Power BI Service Administrator Role • Power BI Service Administrator Role • Add-MsolRoleMember - RoleMemberEmailAddress "tim@contoso.com" -RoleName "Power BI Service Administrator“ • Data classification • Log auditing *preview
- 17. Tooltips • Добавление дополнительных измерений для описания элемента отчёта • Возможность добавлять сложные составные зависимые подсказки
- 18. Alerts • Создание порогового интервала для расчётного показателя • Push-уведомление, письмо в почту, сообщение в Power BI портале при переходе через заданную границу • На данных момент граница выражается абсолютно * • На данных момент для card и gauge
- 21. Analytics pane *preview • Forecasting • Dynamic reference lines
- 22. Exporting *private preview • Save Power BI report from portal as *.pbix (Coming soon! We are already testing!)
- 23. Exporting *public preview • Save Power BI report from portal as *.pbix (Coming soon! We are already testing!) • Export Power BI report to PowerPoint
- 24. R • Use your own R IDE
- 25. R • Use your own R IDE • Support for R visuals in Power BI Embedded • R custom visuals
- 27. Power Query • Parameters • Query Dependencies view
- 28. Power Query • Parameters • Query Dependencies view • Option to Merge/Append as New Query • R
- 29. Other • RLS in Power BI Desktop • Power BI Embedded GA • Infographic Designer • See records • Synonyms (for Q&A) • Custom visuals tools
- 30. Полезные ресурсы #msdevcon Power BI docs https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/powerbi-landing-page/ Power BI webinars https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/powerbi-webinars/ Power BI blog https://powerbi.microsoft.com/ru-ru/blog/ Группа в fb https://www.facebook.com/groups/Excelforever/ Группа в meetup.com https://www.meetup.com/Moscow-Power-BI-User-Group/ Power BI official Russian user group: Coming soon! Pending approval request. Technical Preview of Power BI reports in SQL Server Reporting Services https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/sqlrsteamblog/2016/10/25/announcing-a-technical-preview-of-power-bi-reports-in-sql-server- reporting-services/ Introducing Azure Analysis Services https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/introducing-azure-analysis-services-preview/ DAX reference manual: https://msdn.microsoft.com/ru-ru/library/ee634396.aspx Power Query (M) reference manual: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt211003.aspx Он-лайн курс по Power BI: https://prod-edx-mktg-edit.edx.org/course/analyzing-visualizing-data-power-bi-microsoft-dat207x-3
- 31. Q&A #msdevcon Microsoft BI Александра Чижова twitter: @polly_brewer
- 32. © 2016 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Editor's Notes
- PBIX devcone update
- This Technical Preview is a pre-configured Virtual Machine in the Azure Marketplace. The VM includes everything you need, even sample reports and data, making it quick and easy to give it a try. We wanted to offer it to you while we continue to work toward a preview you can download and install in your own on-premises environment. This preview supports Power BI reports that connect “live” to Analysis Services models – both Tabular and Multidimensional (cubes). We plan to extend support to additional data sources in a future preview. 1. You can access your VM in Azure through a web browser If you’d like other users to view and interact with the technical preview without remoting into the VM. This is helpful if you’d like to show it to additional people in your organization, give users read-only access, etc. Keep in mind, you’ll still need to do all creating/editing of Power BI Desktop reports on the VM directly using Remote Desktop. To try this out, find the public IP address of the VM in Azure listed in the essentials section Open a web browser on your local machine and type in the address/reports in the following format – http://8.8.8.8/reports (enabling https for the VM is something that is a little tricky to do, so I’ll have to decide whether that’s worth doing a future post around or not). Enter your username and password for the VM, and you’ll be granted access to the report portal. image 2. You can use embed the Power BI Reports just like mobile and paginated reports. If you’d like to see your Power BI Report in an iFrame, you can add ?rs:Embed=true at the end of the report url. For example, here is the embed url for the Sample Sales Report when connected directly to the VM via remote desktop – http://localhost/reports/powerbi/Sample%20Sales%20Report?rs:embed=true 3. Mobile Reports and Power BI Reports both are available in the execution logs. This is a common request for those folks interested in seeing when people ran certain reports and how often they did so. If you go into the ReportServer database catalog via SQL Server Management Studio and run a query using the ExecutionLog3 SQL view, you’ll see log entries for both of these report types now show up – 4. Direct url navigation is now available for KPI’s. Users have so liked the new reporting services interface, they’d asked for an easy way to link to other content directly from the portal homepage so everyone can use the new portal as a starting point in their organization. With this in mind, we added an additional option to KPI’s called “Direct Navigation”. This allows you add a custom url as related content, just like you can in the portal currently, and simply bypass the current KPI pop-up action you get when you click on the KPI and go directly to the linked content. For any KPI’s that you use this feature with, you’ll a little “link” in the upper right-hand corner of it so you can tell that it is enabled. This will give the ability to create “dummy” KPI’s that you use just to link to outside content. #5. You can turn report comments off for certain users by creating a custom role in SQL Server Management Studio and assigning it to them for folders/reports. One piece of customer feedback we got when considering the comment feature was the need to give report owners the ability to restrict certain users from adding or viewing comments. To accomplish that, we added new tasks for comments in Reporting Services that are assigned to security roles. Security Roles in Reporting Services are managed through SQL Server Management Studio. You can create a new role without these permissions and assign them to users accordingly by following the steps in this article. (We’d recommend you hold off on changing the security roles for the Power BI reports in the Technical Preview, since we’re aware of an issue that was reported on another blog.) 6. You can favorite Power BI Reports just like any other report type 7. You can install another instance of Analysis Services on the same machine to have both Multidimensional and Tabular running simultaneously. During setup, you get the option to run the VM with either Tabular or Multidimensional mode already running (along with demo Power BI content tailored for it). However, if you really want to have both modes available on your machine, the developer edition installation files used for both the database engine and Analysis Services are located here on the VM – C:\SQLServer_13.0_Full Simply add a new stand-alone instance of Analysis Services on the same machine and you’ll have both options available to build reports against. 8. You now have the option for a “List” view of your items in the portal Simply toggle the layout option in the View menu in the portal to switch view types. #9. A new, expanded context menu is available when you click the ‘…’ option for that item. You’ll hear much more about items 8&9 in a future blog post on the Reporting Services team blog. 10. The Technical Preview VM will expire in six months. Also note, the expiration date is six months from the date it was first made available in the portal. Just be aware of this, and keep in mind you’ll probably want to migrate any content you put on there prior to this date. Записи PASS сессий Цены, лицензирование – ближе к GA We don’t support custom visuals in this early preview, but we plan to do so in a future preview. We’ll be supporting the ability to host Power BI Desktop Reports in Reporting Services only, so things like dashboards, Q&A, etc. aren’t on the short-term roadmap right now and will continue to be available for the Power BI service only. The technical preview is designed to be used by anyone and will be available publically in the Azure Marketplace. In addition, you can download the hard drive of the virtual machine and deploy it on-prem using Hyper-V and Windows Server. The next preview where you can download and install it in your datacenter is on track to be released in the not too distant future. You’ll have the ability to embed reports (this was demoed at PASS). As for the API story, we’ll have more to share around that in a future preview. we plan to update the Power BI mobile apps (which already connect to Reporting Services) to support Power BI reports in Reporting Services.
- https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/introducing-azure-analysis-services-preview/ We are pleased to announce the availability of Microsoft Azure Analysis Services preview. With Azure Analysis Services, BI professionals can create BI semantic models based on data that resides in the cloud or on-premises, whether that’s SQL Server, Azure SQL Database, Azure SQL Data Warehouse or other data sources to provide business users with a simplified view over their data. Power BI Desktop and Power BI have preview support for Azure Analysis Services for a complete end-to-end experience. You can access Azure Analysis Services models from Power BI Desktop the same way you connect to SQL Server Analysis Services models today. Simply publish from Power BI Desktop to the Power BI service to share insights with others in your organization. Developers can use SQL Server Data Tools in Visual Studio for creating models and deploying them to the service. Administrators can manage the models using SQL Server Management Studio and investigate issues using SQL Server Profiler. Business users can consume the models in any major BI tool. Supported Microsoft tools include Power BI, Excel, and SQL Server Reporting Services. Other MDX compliant BI tools can also be used, after downloading and installing the latest drivers. The service currently supports tabular models (compatibility level 1200 only). Support for multidimensional models will be considered for a future release, based on customer demand. Models can consume data from a variety of sources in Azure (e.g. Azure SQL Database, Azure SQL Data Warehouse) and on-premises (e.g. SQL Server, Oracle, Teradata). Access to on-premises sources is made available through the on-premises data gateway. Models can be cached in a highly optimized in-memory engine to provide fast responses to interactive BI tools. Alternatively, models can query the source directly using DirectQuery, thereby leveraging the performance and scalability of the underlying database or big data engine.
- Архив с pbix файлом с апдейстами + pbix с созданием «кнопки» для выбора фильтра https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ap0D1mv4bPOUhJN7RYBBcq4GTgKCeA Here’s the complete list of October updates: Report View Date slicer Report gridlines and snap to grid (Preview) Data label improvements Map formatting options Improved date axis range formatting Analytics Grouping Binning Top N filter – показать обычный Include/Exclude data points R-powered custom visuals Data Connectors Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Financials OLEDB Mixpanel Query Editing Improvements Support for table parameters in “Invoke Function” dialog Other Improvements Diagnostic information in the “About” dialog For a summary of the major updates, you can watch the following video:
- https://powerbi.microsoft.com/ru-ru/blog/now-in-preview-optimize-your-phone-experience-with-customizable-reports-now-in-preview/
- Optimize your phone experience with customizable reports
- Today we’re introducing the new Power BI Service Administrator role, which can be assigned to users who should have access to the Power BI Admin Portal without also granting them other Office 365 administrative access. You can assign the Power BI Service Administrator role today through PowerShell using the command below. To run the PowerShell command, you must have the Azure Active Directory PowerShell Module installed Audit Logs in Admin Center Useful links: https://powerbi.microsoft.com/ru-ru/blog/making-it-easier-to-administer-power-bi/ https://powerbi.microsoft.com/ru-ru/blog/tech-tip-thursday-power-bi-auditing-for-a-non-administrator/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zj4kA39jV_4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibPi4aF_-9I
- Useful DAX: Tootip = FIRSTNONBLANK(‘Table'[Name],TRUE) or Tooltip = TOPN(1, VALUES(‘Table'[Name]), [Name], ASC) or Tooltip1 = CONCATENATEX(‘Table’, [Name] & “” & [Date], “,”) SF https://msit.powerbi.com/view?r=eyJrIjoiYTlkYjNkN2QtY2RiYy00OGYwLTgwNDktNzYxMjMyMWQzMTM0IiwidCI6IjcyZjk4OGJmLTg2ZjEtNDFhZi05MWFiLTJkN2NkMDExZGI0NyIsImMiOjV9 Школы https://msit.powerbi.com/view?r=eyJrIjoiODAwMTZlOTQtZTE3Yy00ZGEyLTgxMzQtMWFiYWU2MjNkMjAwIiwidCI6IjcyZjk4OGJmLTg2ZjEtNDFhZi05MWFiLTJkN2NkMDExZGI0NyIsImMiOjV9
- * Можно создать синтетическую меру-флаг, которая будет проверять какие-то более сложные условия, и далее проверять её на 0\1
- https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/powerbi-desktop-analytics-pane/
- Each report page as a PowerPoint slide Each Power BI visualization in the report as a high-resolution image in PowerPoint (just resize as you wish) Textboxes in the report exported as (editable) textboxes in PowerPoint Links to the live report in Power BI If you can’t see the Export to PowerPoint button, then your tenant admin probably disabled this feature. Please contact your admin for details. In-session interactivity (highlighting and filtering, drill-down, etc.) is not supported yetwhen exporting. You will see the original visualizations as they were saved in the report. Custom visuals and R visuals are not supported yet. They will be exported as a blank image to PowerPoint. Reports with more than 15 pages can’t be exported. If your report contains more than 15 pages and you need to export just a bunch of the pages, save a copy of the report with only the needed pages and then export. Background images will be cropped with the chart’s bounding area. It is highly recommended to remove background images from the report before exporting to PowerPoint. The process of exporting the report to PowerPoint might take a few minutes to complete, depends on the structure of the report and the load on the service. Please be patient and wait for completion, this feature is still in Preview. https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/export-power-bi-report-to-powerpoint-preview/
- https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/powerbi-desktop-r-ide/
- https://powerbi.microsoft.com/ru-ru/blog/r-in-pbie/ http://community.powerbi.com/t5/R-Script-Showcase/bd-p/RVisuals
- https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/powerbi-desktop-r-in-query-editor/ P: http://biinsight.com/power-bi-desktop-query-parameters-part-1/ Scenario 1: Parameterising a Data Source Use Case 1: Parameterising Data Source to Connect to Different Servers and Different Databases Suppose you have different customers using the same database schema. But, the databases hosted in different instances of SQL Server and also the database names are different. With Query Parameters we can easily switch between different data sources then publish the reports to each customers’ Power BI Service. Use Case 2: Loading Dynamic Columns from the Data Source Remember the previous use case. We had different customers having different databases on different servers. Our customers also have different reporting needs. For instance, they need to see their customers’ names in different shapes. The customers data stored in DimCustomer. We should cover the combinations below for “Customer Name” column: 1- Customer Name = LastName from DimCustomer 2- Customer Name = FirstName + LastName from DimCustomer 3- Customer Name = LastName + FirstName from DimCustomer 4- Customer Name = FirstName + MiddleName + LastName from DimCustomer To support this we can create a parameter containing all combinations above for Customer Name. Scenario 2: Using Query Parameters in Filter Rows As stated before, in addition to data sources, we currently can reference parameters via Filter Rows, Keep Rows, Remove Rows and Replace Values. In this section I explain how to use parameters in Filter Rows. Scenario 3: DYNAMIC DATA MASKING AND QUERY PARAMETERS http://biinsight.com/power-bi-desktop-query-parameters-part2-dynamic-data-masking-and-query-parameters/
- https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/powerbi-desktop-r-in-query-editor/
- https://powerbi.microsoft.com/ru-ru/blog/power-bi-embedded-ga-pricing-update/ http://www.decanter.com/wine-news/top-wine-consuming-countries-2015-oiv-300080/ https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/power-bi-desktop-april-update-feature-summary/ https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/powerbi-custom-visuals-getting-started-with-developer-tools/ https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/quickly-create-infographics-with-the-infographic-designer-custom-visual-for-power-bi/ http://www.dagdoo.org/infographics-power-bi/ http://datachant.com/2016/10/30/power-bi-infographic-designer/ РОЛЛС РОЙС https://msit.powerbi.com/view?r=eyJrIjoiYTlkYjNkN2QtY2RiYy00OGYwLTgwNDktNzYxMjMyMWQzMTM0IiwidCI6IjcyZjk4OGJmLTg2ZjEtNDFhZi05MWFiLTJkN2NkMDExZGI0NyIsImMiOjV9