Scenario:  

In the use of Power BI's built-in visual objects, some users wish to annotate certain values in line charts. However, Power BI's built-in visual objects do not provide this functionality. As a workaround, we can use Python to create a line chart and annotate some special data points in it. Let's take a look at the example below.  

How to compare data in different date ranges.

Scenario:
In some cases, we may need to split string fields into columns based on specific conditions. The purpose of this article is to illustrate how this can be accomplished using M functions for a specific case.

Let's take a moment to chat about a Power Bi external tool. For some time now, there are several well-known tools that we use more and more every day to support our developments in Power Bi Desktop and beyond. This tool, in particular, is gaining popularity for "data modeling cleanup," but we can use it for other purposes as well.

This article introduces the tool Measure Killer so we can learn about its main free features and analyze if we want it to accompany us like many others