Unfortunately my new job means I cannot respond to the large number of requests for help I receive through this blog. If you have a technical question, please post your question on a forum before c… ...

One of the most common errors you’ll see when working with Power Query in Power BI or Excel is this: Expression.Error: The key didn’t match any rows in the table It can occur with almos… ...

The Web.Contents() function in M is the key to getting data from web pages and web services, and has a number of useful – but badly documented – options that make it easier to construct urls for yo… ...

One very common requirement when creating a Power BI report is the ability to apply a filter for the current day, week, month, quarter or year. There are several ways of implementing this: you coul… ...

In my recent post on web services in Power Query I mentioned that while the Power Query Web.Contents() function generates a GET request by default, you can make it generate a POST request by specif… ...

My posts from two weeks ago (see here and here) on using Process Monitor to troubleshoot the performance of Power Query queries made me wonder about another question: how does the performance of ...

For any Power BI person, Direct Lake mode is the killer feature of Fabric. Import mode report performance (or near enough) direct on data from the lake, with none of the waiting around for data to ...

If you’re working with large amounts of data in Power BI you may find that you have problems because: Your pbix file is very large You spend a long time waiting for refreshes to finish in Power BI ...

I don’t usually like to blog about topics that I think other people have blogged about already, but despite the fact that Mosha blogged about this several years ago (in fact more than eight years ago, ...

Following on from my post the other week about the new RowsetSerializationLimit server property, I thought it would be a good idea to write about why the new IsAvailableInMDX property (announced in ...