Category Archives: 24 Days Of PowerPlatform

This is it – It’s day 24 of my #24DaysPowerPlatform!  When I had the first idea of this blog series, it was just a vision – and now – at the end of this series I hardly cannot believe that … Continue reading →

Hi and welcome to the almost last edition of my #24DaysPowerPlatform series! In today’s demo I will continue the story of Excel Online and Microsoft Flow integration. Today’s demo: Sentiment Analysis of text stored in an Excel file using Microsoft … Continue reading →

In the world of data analysis and business intelligence, the part of preparing your data to work with, is seen as the most time-consuming task of any BI project. There are numbers that mention up to 80% of a total … Continue reading →

Hi & Welcome back to #24DaysPowerPlatform! November 2018 can go into the books of (Power BI) history as one of the major updates and extension months for Power BI. The excitement was huge and even the Power BI leadership has … Continue reading →

Power BI provides several ways of extension – and one of the most powerful ways is to use Custom Visual. Whenever you (as a report developer) think that the built-in Power BI visuals are not enough, you can either a) … Continue reading →

The history of reporting tools in the Microsoft reporting universe is a long story and many tools have taken part in that journey (SQL Server Reporting Services, Performance Point Services, Excel,…). In today’s post of my #24DaysPowerPlatform series I will … Continue reading →

Consuming reports no matter on which device is one of the key points of Power BI. Whereas reports on a PC, notebook, tablet or mobile phone can be seen as state-of-the art, the concept of using mixed / augmented reality … Continue reading →

Welcome to today’s PowerPlatform blog post! Christmas is approaching very fast and with the use of the PowerPlatform tools I would like to build a Christmas WishApp using PowerApps, PowerBI and Microsoft Flow. We will build a PowerApp that gathers … Continue reading →

In yesterday’s post (as part of my #24DaysPowerPlatform) I introduced the Power Platform (Power BI, PowerApps and Microsoft Flow) Mobile Apps. On thing I chose as todays topic is a functionality that allows users to start a Flow by pressing … Continue reading →

It’s Day 15 of my #24DaysPowerPlatform! And it’s time for some mobile apps! During the last days I’ve shown you some examples of what is possible with the members of the PowerPlatform – but everything was built and run within … Continue reading →