Thanks for the question.

Thanks for the question.

Nice question, thanks.

Easy one, thanks.

Tim ffitch (1/21/2016)

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Koen Verbeeck (1/21/2016)

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Tim ffitch (1/21/2016)

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I can see where this would be useful for multiple environments on the same server. When dealing with multiple servers then it would be...

jordan.jeffrey (1/21/2016)

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Keon, I appreaciate that you...

Easy one, thanks.

Tim ffitch (1/21/2016)

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I can see where this would be useful for multiple environments on the same server. When dealing with multiple servers then it would be better to create your...

You sir are my hero!

I only wish this article was published yesterday, when I was creating environments on the new production server 😀

The SQL Server database engine, replacing application code since 2005... 😀

The first is a SharePoint list exposed as OData, the second one from Microsoft is an actual OData source. Big difference 😀

It's just how SharePoint exposes them.

Nice question, thanks.

Grant Fritchey (1/19/2016)

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BL0B_EATER (1/19/2016)

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Oh sorry forgot to mention they also asked me who Paul Randal is / what a MVP is? ( Only because I put down my mentoring /...

ChrisM@Work (1/19/2016)

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rodjkidd (1/19/2016)

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BL0B_EATER (1/19/2016)

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ChrisM@Work (1/19/2016)

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BL0B_EATER (1/19/2016)

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So I just took a phone call and the chap on the other end says I am "average" at best and wont hit the ground...

Power View is not directly part of Power BI, it's a part of Excel.

Anyway, you can build What-if analysis in your Power Pivot/Power BI Desktop model.

An example:

https://javierguillen.wordpress.com/2012/04/22/what-if-analysis-at-the-right-level-of-granularity-in-powerpivot/%5B/url%5D

Excel itself has also...