Welcome to Part 5 of our blog series “Power BI Enhancements You Need to Know”, where we uncover the features that are transforming the Power BI experience for developers and users alike. In this post, we're exploring one of the most intuitive and time-saving features recently introduced: On-Object Interaction in Power BI.

DAX (Data Analysis Expressions) is at the heart of advanced analytics in Power BI, but writing complex DAX formulas can be intimidating for many users. Fortunately, Power BI now offers powerful automation tools that make DAX more accessible than ever. In this post, I’ll explain how you can speed up your data analysis and reporting by leveraging one-click DAX features—even if you’re not a DAX expert.

Power BI continues to evolve, and the Copilot feature is a game-changer for anyone looking to build insightful reports quickly. In this post, I’ll walk you through how to leverage Power BI Copilot for rapid, automated report creation—even if you have minimal experience with DAX or complex data modeling.

Welcome to Part 4 of our Power BI enhancement series! In this installment, we'll explore the Task Flow feature in Microsoft Fabric, a powerful tool designed to streamline your data projects by providing a visual representation of workflows within your workspace.

In Part-1 of this series, we explored how the Power BI workspace evolved with Microsoft Fabric.
In Part-2 we introduced OneLake – the single, unified data foundation for your entire organization.

Now it’s time to talk about one of the most transformative upgrades in performance and scalability for Power BI users

In Part-1 of this series, we explored how the Power BI workspace has evolved from a simple reporting environment into a multi-functional data platform, thanks to Microsoft Fabric.

Now, let’s unlock one of the biggest game-changers in this transformation.

Power BI is no longer just a data visualization tool – it’s now the central engine of the entire Microsoft Fabric ecosystem.

Learn how to build real-time dashboards in Power BI using push datasets and REST API. This hands-on guide walks you through setup, data streaming with Python, and dashboard design. Perfect for data professionals and Power BI enthusiasts.

Discover how to create a fully customized 100% stacked bar chart using Python visuals inside Power BI!
✔ Total values at the end of bars
✔ Interactive filtering with a slider
✔ Clean, publication-ready styling

Whether you're answering tough stakeholder questions or just tired of default visuals, this walkthrough is for you.

👉Dive into the full blog and see how it’s done step by step!

Working with Tabular Model Definition Language (TMDL) provides a powerful way to define and manage your Power BI semantic models through scripts. But before applying any script, especially one copied or adapted from another source, it's crucial to understand its potential impact.

That’s where the TMDL View Preview comes in.

In this blog, we’ll walk you through how TMDL preview works, how it helps you understand script changes before applying them, and what to keep in mind while using it.

Learn how to bring version control, collaboration, and CI/CD into your Power BI workflow using the Power BI Desktop Projects (.pbip) and Git integration. This guide walks you through the setup, benefits, and real-world examples. plus a demo video in Arabic.

Source Control + Versioning + Team Collaboration = Better BI Development

Power BI is often seen as a reporting tool. But what if we viewed the data model not just as a technical structure, but as the foundation of user experience (UX)? In this post, we’ll explore how treating the Power BI semantic layer as a product interface can lead to more intuitive, sustainable, and user-friendly analytics solutions.

Microsoft Fabric is creating a buzz in the data world, promising to bring all your data tools into one seamless platform. If you’re a Power BI user, understanding how Microsoft Fabric fits into your data analytics journey can unlock new possibilities. In this blog, we’ll break down what Microsoft Fabric is, how it enhances Power BI, and practical tips to get started—all in simple terms.

When Power BI reports run slowly, the issue often lies not in the visuals, but in the data model itself. Focusing solely on DAX formulas isn’t enough to solve performance problems. In this post, I’ll share three powerful yet often overlooked techniques to optimize your data model and boost report performance.

Power BI continues to reshape the world of data analytics with its monthly updates. The May 2025 release brings groundbreaking improvements in user experience, modeling, and visualization. In this post, we’ll explore three powerful features that haven’t yet been deeply covered in the community blog—but are sure to make a big impact.