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Here is the latest #PowerBI update for March 2026, I really like the new custom totals for tables. What is your favourite new feature? powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/pow… via @MSPowerBI

Here is a complete list of all the #MicrosoftFabric updates for March 2026 (And there is a lot to go through, many awesome items) blog.fabric.microsoft.com/en-US/blog/fab…

There has been an update to #PowerBI Desktop with regard to the visual defaults and customizing theme. Improvements, which would give the report a more modern look and feel. powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/dee… via @MSPowerBI

If you want to quickly understand the big updates at #Fabcon #MicrosoftFabric, read and watch the video's azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/fab…

In this blog post I am going to show you how to create a semantic model. Purely using a browser interface. No #PowerBI desktop, no Windows PC required. fourmoo.com/2026/03/19/how…

At #FabCon and our first-ever #SQLCon in Atlanta with 8,000+ customers, partners & community members.   Enterprises are moving fast to AI-driven, multi-agent systems. The blocker isn’t models. It’s data + context.   New this week in #MicrosoftFabric: Database Hub • OneLake updates • Fabric IQ + integrated planning • Data agents (GA). Get the details: tinyurl.com/5n6k5fhr

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Restore #microsoft Items from Backup using Python & Fabric CLI from @GilbertQue fourmoo.com/2026/03/05/res… #PowerBI

In this blog post I show you how to restore #MicrosoftFabric Items from a previous backup. fourmoo.com/2026/03/05/res…

In this blog post are compare once again a #MicrosoftFabric Lakehouse versus a Warehouse with 1 million rows and optimizations in Spark. I feel like this is a more accurate comparison, read the blog post to find out! fourmoo.com/2026/02/25/mic…

Use the TOJSON and TOCSV functions to inspect the content of intermediate table variables when debugging a DAX measure. Article + video available! #powerbi #dax sqlbi.com/articles/debug…

TOMORROW 6th edition of #PowerBI #MicrosoftFabric #Summit Are you registered? youtu.be/iDGmk3Lh0t4 The best #learning #networking and #community #virtual opportunity of the year, happens again from 23rd to 27th Feb 2026. #DataAnalytics #Analytics #Copilot #MicrosoftAI #DataEngineering #DataWarehousing #Visualization #DataVisualization #DataIntegration #OneLake #DataFactory #DAX #PowerQuery #BestPractice #Archtiecture #Database #DataScience

@nztechtweet @TheHybridDBA @KiwiBryn Great to see you again!

Great Data Saturday event organised by @TheHybridDBA. It’s always a please spending time with @KiwiBryn, @GilbertQue & Warwick Rudd! #MVPBuzz

@MicahDail Ahh ok thanks for the clarification. Not sure how to do this besides scripting put the DB

@GilbertQue I'm not talking about refresh info. This really has to do with a TMDL definition change. How would you determine TMDL modification timestamp? Is your cached TMDL definition still matching what's in the service? Can you tell me without pulling the definition in service?

Anyone know of a reliable method for tracking the modification time of a deployed semantic model in Power BI / Fabric? I haven't found an API that returns this, and the closest I've gotten to the idea is executing a DAX query (like below, which I hate). The idea here is to cache a model definition, and calculate if the cache should be expired. How do we calculate expiry? EVALUATE VAR _model_modifiedtime = SELECTCOLUMNS ( INFO.MODEL (), [ModifiedTime] ) VAR _annotation_modifiedtime = SELECTCOLUMNS ( FILTER ( INFO.ANNOTATIONS (), [Name] IN { "Lineage", "SampleValues" } ), [ModifiedTime] ) VAR _table_modifiedtime = SELECTCOLUMNS ( INFO.TABLES (), [ModifiedTime] ) VAR _column_modifiedtime = SELECTCOLUMNS ( INFO.COLUMNS (), [ModifiedTime] ) VAR _calcgroup_modifiedtime = SELECTCOLUMNS ( INFO.CALCULATIONGROUPS (), [ModifiedTime] ) VAR _calcitem_modifiedtime = SELECTCOLUMNS ( INFO.CALCULATIONITEMS (), [ModifiedTime] ) VAR _measure_modifiedtime = SELECTCOLUMNS ( INFO.MEASURES (), [ModifiedTime] ) VAR _hierarchy_modifiedtime = SELECTCOLUMNS ( INFO.HIERARCHIES (), [ModifiedTime] ) VAR _hierarchylevel_modifiedtime = SELECTCOLUMNS ( INFO.LEVELS (), [ModifiedTime] ) VAR _all_modifiedtimes = UNION ( _model_modifiedtime, _annotation_modifiedtime, _table_modifiedtime, _column_modifiedtime, _calcgroup_modifiedtime, _calcitem_modifiedtime, _measure_modifiedtime, _hierarchy_modifiedtime, _hierarchylevel_modifiedtime ) VAR result = MAXX ( _all_modifiedtimes, [ModifiedTime] ) RETURN { result }

In this blog post I do a direct comparison between a Lakehouse (Python) and a Warehouse (SQL) to which one is faster and cheaper in #MicrosoftFabric fourmoo.com/2026/02/18/mic…

NEW BLOG POST! In this article, which is adapted from the "Analytics Engineering with #MicrosoftFabric and #powerBI" book, I provide a crash course on the architectures that shape your daily decisions – from relational databases to event-driven systems. data-mozart.com/why-every-anal…

It is great to see the Semantic Link is now Generally Available. I use it daily for multiple Orchestration workloads using Notebooks in #MicrosoftFabric! And they keep adding more functions too. blog.fabric.microsoft.com/en-US/blog/sup… via @MSFabric

The new calendar-based time intelligence functions offer greater flexibility than the classic time intelligence functions in DAX. This article describes the DATEADD parameters for controlling different granularity shifts in Power BI. #dax #powerbi sqlbi.com/articles/under…

This blog post explains how to calculate the ##MicrosoftFabric Capacity Units percentage consumption for background processes fourmoo.com/2026/02/06/how…

You can now have the best of both worlds for #PowerBI Semantic Models, with Direct Lake and Import tables in a single Semantic Model, best yet you can do all of this in the Web powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/dee… via @MSPowerBI