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Very nice video! Thanks

hello from 2024 ,power BI has improved and its one of the best visualization tool .

Brilliant- we get frankentables where I work- seems to be the norm. I had often thought of doing this but thought I would have performance issues, that trick at the start not loading it is key 👌

It's really a Great Video!

Thanks, this was a great introduction. It doesn't look like we got anymore on this series, is that still on the table? I also have a question regarding the github repository, would you recommend setting up one single repository for all project files, or would you recommend one per workspace due to the integration capability (one workspace per repository)?

Thank you Paul. If I have two datasets, I need to create two different star schemas? If yes, how can I handle Dim Tables and Facts Tables from both datasets?

Are we ever going to see the rest of these?

cocaine bear ?

I SAW ONE OF THE PIGEON ONES IN CR02BA LOOKED REALLY REAL.... THE PECKING GAVE IT AWAY AND THE WAY IT WAS ON ITS OWN IT FLEW DIFFERENT TOO

How to import large dataset 1.7 billoins records in power bi from databricks.

Great content. Looking forward to the rest of this series!

Link for Part 2 and 3 please 🤓 Thanks

Please the link of the missing videos.

please send me the link to other videos

Looking forward to see Part 4!

Great video. Waiting for part 2,3 and 4

Million thanks

Million thanks

Million thanks

Million thanks

Awesome best practices✨

Really good information. Thank you!

Mr Turley, thank you for the wonderful video part 1, and I am looking forward to part 2 and the others. When will you post the new others? Thank you very much!

very informative video on how to handle large dataset. Spot on on showing real business cases and how professionals approach each situation

Nice. I’ve got to get a drone someday

so basically it's just uses Github as a code repository and not a true source of truth for which to extract and update?

Hi ! Amazing video ! But I have a question . Why did you use reference to create a new version of your fact table ? Why didn't you use the first Version of your fact to work ? The first table need to be uploaded to power bi anyway . So I don't understand the reason behind your decision . There is any advantage ? I would have selected Duplicate table for every DIM created in the video .

Keep up with these amazing series my friend, looking forward to parts 2 & 3

Paul, thank you for creating this video.

Thanks Paul for calming me down. I was really freaking out about this.

GREEN!!! Oh No! Should have stuck with the same color. I was hating on the green before even knowing about the screen thing.

Thanks for sharing

Finally, the voice of reason.

Thanks Paul! I love the Nothingness of this 😊

Please make other part videoes.

Thank you! Looking forward to parts 2-3-4 !

Good video, where is part 2, 3 and 4?

waiting for Part 2 and Part 3

'promosm'

Highly recommended. I will be there!

Found this very interesting and inspiring video on your blog, which was mentioned in your presentation at Power BI Summit 2023~ Bravo Paul! Already subscribed.

Please upload the other parts please

This is fantastic! I look forward to seeing Part 2 and Part 3!

You're a gem of a presenter and an expert

Great content. Congrats!

nice video Paul!

Thank you, Paul. I've realized I' do exactly this sequence of pre-processing my extracted data from Odoo ERP data base before I produce operational or analytical reports in excel Power Query / Power Pivot. Been doing that intuitively, just based on habits internalized whilst workin in dBase envos years ago. Thought it was a quirk of mine, to ease up things for an old-schooler, but now even more relieved it not only worked for my team, but is a never going away classical approach. Much kudos to you and your work here and on your blog. I recomend your lessons to any starter I know.

Thank you, very helpful. Your new fan and devoted subscriber

Great video! I was looking for someone knowledgable to affirm what I’m trying to do. I like the idea of a slimmed down fact table for reporting and then a direct query table that you drill through to. Thanks for posting it!!

very helpful